Total number of login attempt by a user in AS400?
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Total number of login attempt by a user in AS400?
AS/400, AS/400 user sessions
How can i find out about the total number of login attempts by a User in last 1 week or last 1 month with AS 400?

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ASKED: Aug 12 2009  7:23 AM GMT
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Hi,

You can do DSPLOG and F4, then do F10( to view additional parameters) enter the time or month from which you want to see the attempts, in message identifier parameter enter CPF2234 . It will show you no. of unsuccessful attempts to login of all the users within that time span.

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Herbina

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How are you defining "login attempts"? Telnet? Ftp? Remote Command? Distributed Program Call? REXEC? RPC? ODBC? JDBC? DRDA? Data queues? HTTP? Signon server? Different servers may provide different results. And do you want "attempts" or successful logins?

You have an interesting task ahead. First thing to determine will be how many ways a user may "attempt" to login to your system. Which servers do you run that request logins? (And which ones of those require logins? A server doesn't necessarily have to require them.)

Tom
Last Answered: Nov 26 2009  10:45 AM GMT by TomLiotta   7785 pts.
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Whatis23   4040 pts.  |   Aug 12 2009  7:40PM GMT

Depending on your environment, you may have hundreds of users to filter thru during a week.
Take the option to *PRINT from the DSPLOG command.
CRTPF
CPYSPLF the dsplog output to your PF
WRKQRY and create a query based off the PF
Select records then put a variable of the user profile your searching for in the Value field ”%USRPRF%’
F3 to runqry and it will display only the profile your concerned with.

 
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