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Thanks, I do not having such problem described from the mentioned bug. I use the newest 389-console on the ldap server and all RH/suse-ldap clients and hpux-ldap clients works flawless, meaning the os prompts a "you need to change password" EXCEPT the aix-ldap clients, it login to the OS...

The LDAP server is 389-console (redhat directory server) Even the account got this attribute "passwordExpirationTime: 19700101000000Z", he stills can login to AIX without beeing prompt for changing the password (just like on linux or hplux ldap client). Any hints?

....I got a hint from it.toolbox Hi Dan, at last after many hours....og my God it works.....Thanks to all of you and IBM... Sorry, it was first yesterday when I rerereread the thread and your answer "The file to use for the control list is configured using a module option and defaults to...

Thanks chgwhat As I wrote in my question, no TCP Wrappers please. And I also know this link "...developerworks/aix/library/au-sshlocks", it is just a general speaks not specific for AIX, but linux. Our ssh uses pam with the following at /etc/pam.conf sshd auth required...

hi SARFARAZ Thanks for your direction, I setup as your description, but then I can't login no matter if there is anything or not in the file /var/adm/users. In syslog there is this error auth|security:err|error sshd: PAM: pam_prohibit authenticate: illegal option /var/adm/users I try google...

Access control on hpux, linux is controled easily by pam_access. AIX doesn't seem to have pam_access, how do you do it? I wish a defined group can ssh to a server (from a defined IPs) but not other group.... http://linux.die.net/man/8/pam_access Just want to control ssh, not other TCP...