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That is if you use the option to varyoff a device name after x number of invalid logins. If you disable the userid being used instead you do not have that problem and can prevent some problems. If the device gets varied off then no one can log onto that device. If you alow the system to randomally pick which device to use a new user could connect to a device that is disabled and never get a signon screen.
rob@xxxxxxxxx 12/20/2006 1:28:07 PM >>>
On the help for that system value you can see that caution about hacking. Basically it's something about the number of virtual sessions allowed times the maximum sign on attempts. Rob Berendt
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