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--- Harpreet SINGH <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> May I know where I can see in Vesoft Security, user's disabled login
> Time.

if you tie security/3000 into the operating system, you can enable the
logging off of inactive sessions.  this is a nontrivial exercise and
caution is advised/

> Also if possible can I trace back from which PC user's was trying to
> access this user ID.

you might want to consider the following script.  this script gets run
for my users at logon time (system udc).  in the system udc, i preceed
the calling of this script with 'if hpjobtype = "S"' of course.  i have
it going to the console because the console logs are relatively easy to
get to.  i have the $$$ in the tellop because it makes it just that
much easier to extract this information from the logs.  (btw, dhcp
makes all of this somewhat pointless, at least more challenging....)
 - d

setvar _an_where   'unknown'

# a telnet (23) or vt connection
if hpremipaddr > ''
  setvar _an_where hpremipaddr
  if hplocport = 23
    setvar _an_where _an_where + " (T)"
  else
    setvar _an_where _an_where + " (V)"
  endif
elseif hpdtcportid > ''
# dtc connection
  setvar _an_where hpdtcportid + " (D)"
elseif hpldevin = 20
  setvar _an_where 'console (20)'
elseif hpldevin = 21
  setvar _an_where 'modem (21)'
endif

tellop $$$/!hpjobname/!_an_where/!hpintrodate/!hpintrotime
deletevar _an_@

Donna Garverick, HP-CSA   Sr. System Programmer
dgarverick -at- longs -dot- com
925-210-6631              Longs Drug Stores

Come, my friends, 'Tis not too late to seek a newer world.
Tho' much is taken, much abides; and tho'
We are not now that strength which in old days
Moved earth and heaven, that which we are, we are.
"Ulysses", A. Tennyson

>>>MY opinions, not Longs Drug Stores'<<<



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