Manuels d'utilisation pour IBM Safenet/400

Table des matières

• CHAPTER 1 - SETTING UP USERS

  1
• SETTING THE USER LOGGING LEVELS

  1
• SAFENET ADMINISTRATOR

  1
• SUPER TRUSTED USER CONTROL

  1
• ENTERING USER SECURITY LEVELS

  1
• ENTERING USER AUTHORITIES TO OBJECTS

  1
• ENTERING USER AUTHORITIES TO SQL STATEMENTS

  1
• ENTERING USER AUTHORITIES TO FTP STATEMENTS

  1
• ENTERING LONG PATH NAMES

  1
• COPYING AN EXISTING USER TO SET UP A NEW USER IN SAFENET/400

  1
• COPYING AN EXISTING USER TO SET UP A NEW USER IN SAFENET/400

  1
• REMOVING A USER FROM SAFENET/400

  1
• MAINTAIN ALL SECURITY FOR A USER

  1
• SETTING UP TIME OF DAY CONTROLS

  1
• CHAPTER 2 - SETTING UP SERVERS

  2
• RECOMMENDED SERVER SETTINGS

  2
• ENTERING SERVER FUNCTION SECURITY LEVELS

  2
• CUSTOMER EXIT PROGRAMS

  2
• CHAPTER 3 - TELNET, TCP/IP ADDRESS CONTROLS

  3
• SETTING UP TELNET

  3
• SETTING UP TCP/IP ADDRESS CONTROLS

  3
• SETTING UP FTP

  4
• SETTING UP FOR ANONYMOUS FTP

  4
• SETTING UP FOR NORMAL USER IDS AND FTP SERVERS

  4
• CHAPTER 5 - DHCP CONTROLS AND REPORTING

  5
• CURRENT DHCP ACTIVITY

  5
• MAINTAINING MAC ADDRESSES

  5
• FIXED IP ADDRESSES

  5
• PURGING EXPIRED DHCP LEASE INFORMATION

  5
• PING CHECKER

  5
• CHAPTER 6 - REPORTS

  6
• SETUP REPORTS

  6
• USAGE REPORTS

  6
• CHAPTER 7 - TESTING YOUR SECURITY SETTINGS

  7
• TRANSACTION TESTER

  7
• BATCH TRANSACTION TEST REVIEW/REPORT – SECURITY REPORT BY USER

  7
• RECOMMENDED APPROACH TO TESTING

  7
• PCREVIEW

  7
• CHAPTER 8 - BACKUPS AND PURGES

  8
• LOG FILE PURGE

  8
• AUTOMATING THE LOG FILE PURGE

  8
• AUTOMATING THE ONE STEP SECURITY REPORT

  8
• AUTOMATING AND RUNNING THE SECURITY REPORT AND THE LOG FILE PURGE TOGETHER

  8
• DAILY BACKUP PROCEDURE

  8
• CHAPTER 9 - DE-ACTIVATING AND REMOVING SAFENET/400

  9
• DE-ACTIVATING SAFENET/400

  9
• REMOVING SAFENET/400 FROM YOUR SYSTEM

  9
• CHAPTER 10 - PROBLEM DETERMINATION

  10
• ERROR MESSAGE RECEIVED ON THE SYSTEM I5

  10
• ERROR MESSAGE RECEIVED ON THE CLIENT

  10
• EXAMPLES OF CLIENT ERROR MESSAGES

  10
• ERROR CODES WHICH APPEAR IN THE LOG

  10
• ADDITIONAL TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS

  10
• CHAPTER 11 - SPECIAL SAFENET/400 CONSIDERATIONS

  11
• RESETTING LEVEL 5 WITHIN SAFENET/400

  11
• PRE-POWER DOWN PROGRAM POINT

  11
• USING AUTOMATIC ALERT NOTIFICATION

  11
• PROFILE SWAPPING

  11
• JOURNALING SAFENET/400 SECURITY FILES

  11
• FILES CONTAINED IN SAFENET/400

  11
• SAFENET/400 COMMANDS

  11
• CHAPTER 12 - SERVER FUNCTION DESCRIPTIONS

  12
• ORIGINAL SERVERS

  12
• OPTIMIZED SERVERS

  12
• IP addresses

  5
• Administrator

  1
• Level 5 Re-set

  11
• Anonymous FTP

  4
• User to CL commands

  1
• User to FTP Statements

  1
• User to Objects

  1
• User to SQL Statements

  1
• MAC address

  5
• Auto signon

  3
• Backup procedure

  8
• Ping

  5
• Pre-Power Down Program Point

  11
• PTF

  10
• CHGFTPSET

  4
• DHCP addresses

  5
• Commands

  11
• TRAPOD

  8
• De-activating SafeNet/400

  9
• Removing SafeNet/400

  9
• DHCP

  5
• Distribution lists

  11
• Servers

  2
• Optimized

  12
• Error Codes

  10
• Original

  12
• Recommended Levels

  2
• Security Levels

  2
• Special

  11
• ShowCase Strategy

  12
• Super Admin

  1
• Contained in SafeNet

  11
• Super Trusted Users

  1
• Journaling

  11
• Help

  7
• Troubleshooting

  9
• IP address controls

  3
• Security Levels

  1
• Setting logging levels

  1
• Setting up

  1
• Group

  1
• Copying

  1
• WRKUSRSEC

  1
• Removing

  1