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We have success. I mentioned to the net admin the possibility that the username/pwd was being passed in an unfamiliar format due to increased security on XP and a light went on over his head. It did. I saw it. Apparently, XP is set up to encrypt with Kerberos by default. (?) I don't have...

Poet, Sorry to take so long to reply. I was having trouble logging onto the website. That's the option that was greyed out, so apparently it is not disabling the profiles at this point. The admin mentioned this morning that XP encrypts the logons and passwords with Kerberos whereas the NT...

Hi vbMax, I tried your suggestion (sounded very promising), but I'm getting the error message: "System error 5 has occurred. Access is denied." [sad] Is this a restriction on XP to the net use command? Do I need admin priviledges to run this? 'Cause lemme tell ya, I ain't gettin' it...

Ddraig, The IFS stands for "Integrated File System" and is an area of the AS400 where you can store Windows type objects, documents, etc. I have set up departmental folders so that staff can access shared spreadsheets. Windows executables that I've written can be run directly from there also...

I have security set up on the folders in the IFS to deny or limit access unless the user has proper authority. The root directory however has public authority, so if they have a valid AS400 profile accessing the IFS itself should not be a problem. I have no admin rights on the network or other...

We have no 3270 terminals and only one IBM 5250 (console). All others use Client Access for 5250 emulation. I've discussed various protocols with the net admin and he has said that only TCP/IP is in use here on our network. There is no problem with our older (NT 4.0) workstations accessing...

I posted the following in the IBM Servers forum, but perhaps this is a more appropriate place for it. Hopefully all the XP gurus can give me some insight into this problem. Our net admin is upgrading our NT workstations to WinXP Pro. These machines are currently unable to access the IFS...

Our net admin is upgrading our NT workstations to WinXP Pro. These machines are currently unable to access the IFS, although they were able to previously. The admin denies changing any security settings on the network. I've checked our netserver config on the AS400 and it looks okay. The domain...

I'm not familiar with XP yet. Hope to have it installed at work in a few months. I would check to make sure that you have the latest service packs for that os. Do you have to be logged in as administrator for the pc to start the service?

You've probably already done this, but have you checked the username and password that you are passing to make sure that they are in single quotes and match the case on the pc side?

Check the services running on the PC. It could be that the Client Access Express Remote Command is not started.

I've been monitoring security on our AS400 for quite some time prior to upgrading QSECURITY from 20 to 30 to 40 using QAUDJRN. QAUDLVL is set to *AUTFAIL and *PGMFAIL. We've been on level 40 for several weeks with no problem. Just within the last couple of weeks, I've been seeing some strange...

I've been auditing the AS/400 for authority failures. One of the entries that keeps showing up is "VP - Network password error" from job QZLSSERVER. I think it has something to do with how the netserver is configured. This entry is created every time a user accesses QDLS, but...

Someone (everyone) feel free to correct me if I am wrong.... It's not really a "tunnel" per se or even shared, but more like point-to-point data encapsulation. Each user would generate their own "tunnel". What is shared is the internet connection point. I know Sonicwall...

Our company used Sonicwall to set up a firewall-to-firewall VPN. It was relatively inexpensive and very easy to install. The interface is browser-based and you can monitor and maintain your remote firewalls from the central office.

SgtB, Thanks very much for your help.

SgtB, Just to be sure that I understand, local admin rights will be in effect even though the user is actually logged into the domain?

How would a domain administrator give one or two users rights to install/uninstall software on NT 4.0 workstations? They should not have permissions to change anything on the domain or have any access to the PDC or other servers. If they were added to the local admin group for the workstation...

I much prefer the informality of a smaller IT shop. As an experienced programmer, I prefer the increased latitude and responsibility I receive here as opposed to a large organization. But that also means that when an application doesn't work, the buck stops with me. I can't blame QA for not...

When coding in RPG, I almost never use the program cycle so my first heading exception line is normally before the main program loop (only if I want printed output regardless). I know there is a place for the program cycle, but that's just the style I prefer (more visual?), even with simple...