(QSVRAUTITV)
Server authentication interval, also known as QSVRAUTITV, is a system value that is no longer used by the operating system. This system value specifies how long a user with adopted authority can access the adopted program. To learn more, keep reading.
| Quick reference | |
|---|---|
| Location | Character-based interface |
| Special authority | All object (*ALLOBJ) and security administrator (*SECADM) |
| Default value | 2880 minutes (48 hours) |
| Changes take effect | Immediately |
| Lockable | No |
This system value specifies the amount of time a user with adopted authority may access an adopted program. The interval refers to how long the authentication is valid after using the server authentication entry to authenticate. You may specify a value from 1 to 108000. The authentication expires at the end of the interval specified. You cannot access an object after the authentication expires. A value of 108000 specifies 7 1/2 days.
Regardless of how you set this value, it will not affect the operating system. The operating system no longer uses this system value.
To learn more, go to the security system values overview topic. If you are looking for a specific system value or category of system values, try using the i5/OS™ system value finder.