In article <"d0m(U9x00rZb+jpa*"@MHS>, [log in to unmask] wrote:
>Michael wrote:
>
>>I am trying to come up with a way to selectively disable MPE/iX commands from
>>within programs.  The method must work on 3rd party products as well as in
>>house
>>utilities (which may or may not have source code).  The only concession is
that
>>the method only has to work for NM programs (although I might have to do it
for
>>CM programs later).
>
>Hi Michael,
>
>perhaps I completely misunderstood your intention but what about the product
>
>HP SECURITY MONITOR B3175A for MPE/iX 5.0 ?
>
>With this product you can configure commands logging and access:
>
>1) Logging ON/OFF
>2) General Execution ON/OFF (from within CI)
>3) Programmatic Access ON/FULL DISABLING/WARNING LEVEL
>
>'Hope that this is just what you want the system to do.
>
>Regards
>
>    Holger Wiemann
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Well Holger,
 
  You and a few others have mailed me that very same suggestion.  And I have to
admit that it is one that I had not considered (not being a Security Monitor
user).  I am unfamiliar with the product since I have not worked for a company
that wanted it.  The last 2 not willing to spend the money on what they deamed
as a 'partial product' (arriving at the decision without asking me:)).  I shall
request some information from HP on the product and hopefully will get a chance
to see it run so that I can make an informed decision (or in my case,
suggestion).
 
Thanks for your help.
 
 
 
 
 
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Hertz Corporation, Oklahoma City, OK
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