If you display the system log (DSPLOG command),
page up and look for messages that indicate this problem,
sorry I'm not in front of an As/400 at the moment, but
the message text is something like 'Incorrect password entered
for user XXXX'. If you position the cursor to that message and
press F1, the additional information page should give you the
workstation name.
Alternatively, if someone is logging on via Client Access,
I'm not sure what happens there, or an FTP session. You may
not get messages for incorrect logon attempts there.
HTH
Post by Gary Massengalesure, I considered it, but this user is more capable than most.
I beleive rather that at some other workstation someone is logging in
under his ID.
possible that it defaults to his user ID, people do not really pay
attention to the ID when signing on.
I have signed on to PCs before to do some troubleshooting and someone
comes to that PC aferwards and doesnt notice that my user ID is there
instead of theirs and they try to sign on with their password and end up
locking my account out.
probably something like that happening here.
gary
Post by Gilbert NoetzelHave you considered that this user is using an incorrect password?
Check the System Values on how many times a user can 'mispell' the
password before AS/400 shuts them off.
Just my thought on this issue.
Gil
Post by Gary MassengaleI have a user whose AS400 profile keeps getting locked out, but not by him.
how can I identify what PC or greenscreen the invalid signons are
occuring on?
gary