Changing a User's Identification

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Changing a User's Identification

To see this screen, press PF11 after you have viewed the Change User Information screen. Use this screen to change a user's identification information, password, or restrictions.

 M9PA‑1310     Change User Identification (1.3.1)               CA ACF2 for VM 
 COMMAND ===> _________________________________________________________________
                                                                    TIME 17:12
 Logonid           : ________
 Name            ==> ____________________ Phone    ==> ____________
 Expiration date ==> mm/dd/yy
 
 Password Information:
  Change password (Y/N)        ==> _
  Password violations          ==> _____
  Last violation date          ==> 00/00/00
  Minimum days between changes ==> ___
  Maximum days between changes ==> ___
 
 Restrictions:
  Source   ==> ________  Shift    ==> ________ Zone     ==> ___
  Prefix   ==> ________  Synerr   ==> _______  Nospool  ==> _______
  Scplist  ==> ________  Vmidlemn ==> ___      Vmidleop ==> ________
 
 
 
 
PF1=Help       2=Print       3=Quit       4=Return      5=Execute    6=Format
PF7=           8=            9=           10=Previous   11=Next      12=Retrieve

The information displayed was picked up from the logonid you entered on the Change User Information screen. You can type over the values on the screen to change any of the displayed information. If the change you make is shorter than the old value, erase the rest of the field.

Following is a brief explanation of the fields on this screen.

Logonid: Specifies the user's logonid.
Name: Specifies the name of the user.
Phone: Specifies the user's telephone number.
Expiration Date: Specifies the date that this logonid expires. This date must be in the format your site defined in the OPTS VMO record (mm/dd/yy, dd/mm/yy, or yy/mm/dd).

Password Information Field

Change password (Y/N): For security reasons, CA ACF2 for VM never displays this field value. To give the user a new password, type Y. CA ACF2 for VM prompts you for a new password value.
Password violations: Displays the number of password violations for this logonid. You can change this number if the user forgot his password and could not access the system because he reached the password violation limit defined in the PSWD VMO record.
Last violation date: Specifies the date the last password violation occurred.
Minimum days between changes: Specifies the number of days (up to 255) that must elapse before this user can change his password (same as MINDAYS).
Maximum days between changes: The number of days (up to 255) that must elapse before this user can change his password (same as MAXDAYS).

Restrictions Fields

For information about these privileges, see “About the Logonid Record.".

To make further changes to this user's privileges, press PF11 (NEXT) and press Enter. You see another screen you can use for input. When you have completed all the screens necessary to change the user's logonid record, press your EXECUTE PF key to change the information in the user's logonid record.

CA ACF2 for VM displays the following message in line three of the screen when you have changed a logonid:

ACFpgm704I LOGONID lid CHANGED