Re: Looking for GOTCHAS going from password level 0 to password level 2

[Jerry Adams <jerry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Also, if you have any custom routines that use a 10 character password, 
you need to fix those.  For example, I have an FTP routine between our 
two i5's.  The user has to key in their password at which point I build 
a script to do the actual porting.  Some people keep those in a source 
member.  Either way they might need to be changed.  There might be 
similar situations.


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James Lampert wrote:
> Rizzi, Mike wrote:
>
>   
> > That being said - it would be ideal if we could match the password
> > constraints of WINDOWS, particularly in regards to length (max length
> > 14) - to do this we would have to go to password level 2.  
> > I have done some of the pre-conversion work such as verifying current
> > passwords on our system are level 2 compliant.
> > What other gotchas are waiting to bite us? 
> >     
>
> If you have, or are planning on getting, any client-server products that 
> assume a 10-character non-case-sensitive password, you're screwed.
>
>