Specifies information regarding remote signons. (QRMTSIGN)
Remote signon, also known as QRMTSIGN, is a member of the signon category of i5/OS™ system values. You can use this system value to specify remote signon information. To learn more, keep reading.
| Quick reference | |
|---|---|
| Location | In iSeries™ Navigator, select your system, |
| Special authority | All object (*ALLOBJ) and security administrator (*SECADM) |
| Default value | Always display signon |
| Changes take effect | Immediately |
| Lockable | Yes Lock function of security-related system values (Click for details) |
What can I do with this system value?
Specifies remote signon options. Possible options are:
- Always display signon (*FRCSIGNON)
All remote signon sessions are required to go through normal signon processing.
- Allow signon to be bypassed (*SAMEPRF)
The system allows the user to bypass the signon.
- Verification (*VERIFY)
If you select to bypass signon, you may also specify to verify source and target user IDs or to verify user IDs on just the target system. The signon is still bypassed but the user ID is verified before allowed access to the system.
- Source and target user IDs must match
For 5250 display station pass-through or workstation functions, when the source and target user profile names are the same, you can bypass the remote signon panel.
- Verify user ID on target system
After verifying that the user has access to the system, the system allows the user to bypass the signon panel.
- Source and target user IDs must match
- Verification (*VERIFY)
- Reject remote signons (*REJECT)
Allows no remote signon for 5250 display station pass-through or workstation function. When this option is selected, the user can still sign on to the system by using Telnet. These sessions will go through normal signon processing. If you want to reject all Telnet requests to the system, end the Telnet server.
- Invoke user-written exit program
You can specify a program and library to decide which remote sessions are allowed and which user profiles can be automatically signed on from which locations. The program must exist in the system disk pool (also known as auxiliary storage pool) or in a basic user disk pool.
Where can I get more information about this system value?
To learn more, go to the signon 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.