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If accessing QDLS, verify that the user profile is enrolled in the system directory. See IBM Technote N1013485 File Server Security Exit Programs and Use of QPWFSERVER AUTL Considerations, for additional information. For example, changing *public to *exclude in this authorization list will prevent all network drives access to file system. This authorization list is checked by the file server before a network drive request to QSYS.LIB is performed. If accessing QSYS.LIB, verify that the user is authorized in the QPWFSERVER authorization list WRKAUTL AUTL(QPWFSERVER). See IBM Technote N1010590 IBM i5/OS NetServer Security. It is USER DEF instead and a NetServer drive cannot be mapped using this authority. If *OBJOPR is not included, then authority is no longer *USE. Note: *USE authority equals *RX + *OBJOPR.
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Verify that the user has at least *RX data authority and *OBJOPR object authority on the full path and on the file being accessed. To check authority on the Integrated File System directories run WRKLNK and use Option 9=Display Authority in front of the directory. Use the IBM i command WRKAUT / to check the authority on the root. Check the Integrated File System authority for each directory in the share path, starting at the ROOT ('/'). Verify the user profile has Integrated File System authority to the entire path including root ('/'). This means the profile can work for functions like a 5250 session and fail for NetServer. Note: A profile can become disabled for IBM i5 NetServer use but still have a status of *ENABLED when the DSPUSRPRF command is run. Verify the user profile is enabled for IBM i5 NetServer Access.įor additional information, see IBM Technote N1019162 Options to Display User Profiles That Are Disabled for IBM iSeries NetServer Use. For additional information, see IBM Technote N1017262 Mixed Case Passwords Fail with IBM AS/400 NetServer and IBM iSeries NetServer at QPWDLVL 0 or 1.
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Verify that the Windows password is not mixed case (upper-case and lower-case combined). Attempt to sign on a 5250 emulation session with the user profile and password to verify that the user profile is enabled and that the password is correct. Verify the user profile is enabled and that the password is correct. In the right pane of the window, all current NetServer sessions will be listed, along with the User and the Logon Type. Double click on the i5/OS NetServer to open the i5/OS NetServer shares and sessions pop-up window. Alternatively, in System i Navigator, expand Network | Servers| and select TCP/IP. For security purposes, a connection made by a NetServer guest profile will assume the authorities of *PUBLIC, unless the guest profile has been given specific authority to particular objects.ĭ. Note: The NetServer guest will make a connection similar to that made by anonymous ftp. If the user profile does not exist, or is disabled, then the connection attempt is rejected. If a Guest user ID is specified on the Security tab, the user profile specified for this property will be used to access the share as guest. Right click on i5/OS NetServer and select Properties. In Navigator, expand Network | Servers | and select TCP/IP. Use System i Navigator to inspect the i5/OS NetServer Properties.
Determine if a guest profile is configured. If it does not exist, proceed with Step 1c.Ĭ.
If the Windows user ID exists on the IBM i, that profile is used to access the share. Use the WRKUSRPRF command, and determine if the first 10 letters of the Windows user name match an existing IBM i user profile. Determine if the Windows user ID exists on the IBM i operating system. If the user profile was not specified, use the following command to determine the Windows network user ID:įor Microsoft Windows NT/2000/XP and above, use: NET CONFIG WORKSTATIONįor Microsoft Windows 9x/ME, use: NET CONFIGī. If so, that user profile and password are used. Determine if a user profile and password were specified on the network drive connection. To determine the cause of the Access Denied message, check the following:ĭetermine the user profile used for the connection. The following is a checklist of known causes of the Microsoft Windows Access Denied message when accessing an IBM i5 NetServer share. This document provides a checklist of known causes of the Microsoft Windows 'Access Denied' message when accessing an IBM i5 NetServer share.
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