When you're logged on as MANAGER.SYS do a SHOWCATALOG;USER=MANAGER to
find out any system wide UDCs from the VESOFT (or any other) account.

Write them down in case you ever want them back.

Then do a SETCATALOG;SYSTEM to disable any of these UDCs.

Then check out the SECURCON.DATA.VESOFT file as Andreas Schmidt
suggests.  After some study you may want to put the UDC back after some
tweaking of this file to suit your taste.

Ian Collins wrote:
>
> I have just had a HP968 running MPE5.5 sent to me a customer in the USA.
> I have never used this version of MPE before, and the machine wasn't
> sent with any manuals.
> I am having a problem with the VESOFT security that they had set up on
> the machine.
> Whenever I try to log on to the machine, by either telnet (it was fun
> figuring our how to set that up with no manuals) or onto the console, I
> get the message,
>
> "Error: Your session name doesn't match system standards"
>
> I figured out (more by luck than judgement) that I could use,
>
> hello system,manager.sys
>
> to get on, but it won't let me log on more than once with the same
> session name.
> How do I find out what the "system standards" are. And how do I disable
> them (this is essentially going to be a porting machine, and so does not
> need much security at all).

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Tracy Johnson
Computer Associates International Inc.