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It’s in there but it might be old. You can still get the updated one if
you search for it.
On Fri, Apr 21, 2023 at 10:34 PM Vern Hamberg via MIDRANGE-L <
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Hi Jim--
I just looked up what is in the QUSRTOOL library, because I thought the
Netserver tool was there - and it is. There is a source member TZLSINFO
in QUSRTOOL/QATTINFO - it is described as the
i5/OS NetServer (GO NETS) Tool. On our systems it was created in
NETSRVCMD library.
I know you know about QUSRTOOL, how it used to have almost everything
Jim Sloan came up with. Eventually I think Jim took it and used it to
make TAA Tools. And eventually Al Barsa marketed it. I think that's sort
of right.
So we don't have all those nice utilities that used to be included in
QUSRTOOL. There are still several interesting things there.
Some years ago, a friend of mine was working at Minnesota Public Radio,
they had an S/38 but were changing to use a DEC VAX, I believe. They had
some S/38 manuals, including some stuff from a 1986 System/38 conference
in Dallas. One of the books was a ton of CL stuff Jim Sloan had written.
I may have to find it again, just for fun and profitability.
Cheers
Vern
On 4/21/2023 9:23 AM, Jim Oberholtzer wrote:
NETSVRCMD library is downloaded from IBM. Long ago someone (Jim Stone?)wrote the tooling for 5250 and IBM has more or less kept it functional. You
can find it by doing a search for it. If you have not refreshed it in
several years you might want to look at the version to be sure it’s not
superseded, however changes come out so infrequently that you might
not need to update it.
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Jim Oberholtzer
Agile Technology Architects
On Apr 21, 2023, at 9:18 AM, Greg Wilburn <
download that separately, or if it was part of a Tech Refresh.George,
We are on v7r3 and have NETSRVCMD library. I don't recall if I had to
https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/manage-ibm-i-netserver-without-navigator-go-nets
gave you what works for us. We worked with IBM on this. You're welcome toYou asked for a solution to reduce disabled netserver passwords. I
take my advice or leave it.
password, than two (especially when it's difficult for a user to know whichOur experience is that it's easier for a person to remember ONE
system they are actually accessing).
small company of just over 200... our password requirements on both WindowsRegardless of what you do.. I urge you to go to PWDLVL 3... We are a
and IBM i are long and follow the recommended complexity and change
intervals.
security measure we have taken.Two years ago, we were at PWDLVL 1 - the switch to 3 was the easiest
George SmithGreg
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to PWDLVL 3 my users will have to keep their passwords in sync? None of theSubject: RE: [EXTERNAL] CPIB682 - User profile disabled for...
Greg,
I must assume that your NETSRVCMD is a V7R5 library. Also, even if I go
documentation addresses that they must stay in sync to keep from disabling
the Network Neighborhood.
Greg WilburnGeorge.....
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Navigator to reset users. Now to fix the real problem: We use the IFSSubject: RE: [EXTERNAL] CPIB682 - User profile disabled for...
ADDLIBLE NETSRVCMD then GO NETS, option 12 This is easier than using
Extensively - users accessing for a variety of reasons. 1. Go
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ADDLIBLE NETSRVCMD then GO NETS, option 12
This is easier than using Navigator to reset users.
Now to fix the real problem:
We use the IFS Extensively - users accessing for a variety of reasons.
1. Go to Password level 3. If you're not there, shame on you. Such an
change one, change the other to match exactly2. Have your users synchronize their windows & IBM password - when they
saved Windows Credentials for the IBM I - windows will use the "windows3. On the PC: Open Credential Manager (search for it). Delete any
password" to connect to the IFS
disable the user in Netserver. The PC attempts to connect several times if
Know that a SINGLE click on an IFS folder with the wrong password will
unsuccessful.
change their password after having already connected to the IBM i. If the
You will still get some people disabling themselves - usually when they
windows password is changed at logon, then the IBM i password changed
before accessing the IFS they will be fine.
midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> On Behalf Of Åke Olsson
HTH,
Greg
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Subject: [EXTERNAL] CPIB682 - User profile disabled for...
One specific user has constant issues with being disabled for access to
fromfolders through windows client.
He claims adamantly that the correct password is used and has changed
chore...using a script to attaching the folders in windows explorer.
Doing constant resets using the navigator is getting to be quite a
list
Ideas? Any ideas??
/Ake Olsson/
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