PowerTech Trivia Archives – 2011
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December 2011
Q: Which PowerTech product can prevent *ALLOBJ users from running the PWRDWNSYS RESTART (*NO) command?
A: Command Security
Winner:
Chuck R. at Clayton Homes, Inc.
November 2011
Q: Which system message queue receives security-related massages when you’re not using QSYSMSG?
A: QSYSOPR
Winner:
No winner this month.
October 2011
Q: What Journal Entry Type is written to QAUDJRN when a user enters an invalid password?
A: PW
Winner:
Jim R. at Everest National Insurance Company
September 2011
Q: Which PowerTech “product” reviews your IBM i security to help you identify the areas that need work?
A: Compliance Assessment
Winner:
Patrick D. at Atlas Copco
August 2011
Q: What is the original name for PowerTech’s popular exit point solution, Network Security?
A: PowerLock
Winner:
George L. at Sirius Computer Solutions
July 2011
Q: What is the maximum number of group profiles a user can belong to?
A: 16 (1 Primary, 15 supplemental)
Winner:
Tom P. at Think Mutual Bank
June 2011
Q: What is the maximum number of hours the QPWDCHGBLK system value can prevent a password change?
A: 99
Winner:
Carolyn C. at Exchange Bank
May 2011
Q: What three values does the “Limit capabilities” parameter support for user profiles?
A: *YES, *NO, *PARTIAL
Winner:
Jason K. at Tropicana Entertainment, Inc.
April 2011
Q: What value does IBM recommend for the QSECURITY system value?
A: 40
Winner:
Steve H. at United Heritage Life Insurance Company
March 2011
Q: What authority is required to use the CHGSECAUD command?
A: *ALLOBJ, *AUDIT
Winner:
Bill M. at Myers Industries, Inc.
February 2011
Q: How many requirements are defined by the Payment Card Industry (PCI) DSS v2 standards?
A: 12
Winner:
Robert A. at Washington County Board of Education
January 2011
Q: What was the title of Robin’s December 14, 2010 blog entry?
A: Seneca Gaming Shares Its PowerTech Story
Winner:
Todd L. at D A Davidson