Simple request, Shannon change the JDE password this weekend, we feel that auditors are not going to appreciate the password being JDE. Fair enough I say…
They have a great password up their sleeves, lets say Numpty99! for example….
NO – Don’t do it.
No lower case, no special characters, KISS for the JDE password for AS/400. (Keep It Simple Silly)…
I tried using lower case passwords on the AS/400, special characters and got the following in the kernel logs, only when I was trying to log into the web client. The services started fine… Scheduled jobs running without a problem… Could not sign into the web!
Java logs saying “Calling leftUDCJustify” failed, classic web server rubbish! Right, look at the kernel logs…
ID/PSThread_ID: 885/42
System Thread ID: 42
Thread Name: SYS:Response Msg Listener
CALLSTACK:
Level Program Library Module Statement Procedure
0 QC2UTIL1 QSYS QC2MI3 0000000001 deq
1 JDEIPC E900SYS MSG 0000000039 JDE_msgrcv
2 JDEIPC E900SYS IPCSYSV 0000000011 receiveMessage
3 JDEIPC E900SYS IPCPUB 0000000032 ipcGetQueueEntry
4 JDENET E900SYS EXTMSGQ 0000000032 getExternalQueueEntry
5 JDENET E900SYS NETFLOW 0000000024 psthread_reponse_worker_function
6 PSTHREAD E900SYS PSTHREAD 0000000009 threadFunctionWrapper
7 QP0WPINT QSYS QP0WSPTHR 0000000019 pthread_create_part2
8 QLESPI QSYS QLECRTTH 0000000019 LE_Create_Thread2__FP12crtth_parm_t
885/38 WRK:Init Remote Env Token Sat Jun 2 15:12:41.673192 jde400u.c2115LIB0000004 - Failed to get the profile handle for user id: "JDE " 400MSG = CPF22E20
There is the classic final line.
Great hit on mySupport, https://support.oracle.com/CSP/main/article?cmd=show&type=NOT&doctype=PROBLEM&id=1278734.1
The site I was at had QPWDLVL set to 3, this did not affect the toll it had on JDE… DSPSYSVAL QPWDLVL so see what your site has it set at.
I changed the password to NUMPTY991 [I did not change it to this, this is for illustrative purposes], all good. Capitals and simple characters!
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