Phil Smith wrote: >And I remember when we were using a "common" password for some dev resources >(long ago and far away, and before the Internet or any other connectivity!) >discovering that "RIFLEMAN" alternates hands on the keyboard, making for >extra-fast entry.
Some of my users, before we enforced better (?) password rules and regulations, some of my bored users were using one character/number password. Nothing can beat that super extra-fast entry, but see below. ;-D (With ids only in SYS1.UADS where you define TSO ids without a password, only ENTER (key, not the word, dummy) is needed. No password - Mach speed entry. :-D ) After that changes, these lazy users just press any character, lay on the keyboard until a EOF beep is heard, then press ENTER (sometimes you need to press RESET as well before ENTER). That worked until ALPHANUM, for example, is enforced. ;-D The film 'The Fly II' has a very easy password in the end. You can look at wikipedia, but WARNING - SPOILER ALERT - the password is written there! Groete / Greetings Elardus Engelbrecht EOF - In this context - End of Field ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
