Information and instructions on how to replicate iEventMonitor settings for alerts and other system configuration options across systems in a multiple LPAR environment.
Not all secure connections on the IBM i are secure. Certificates using old version of TLS and/or older cipher suites are a security risk and should be monitored.
System monitoring is about so much more than just performance management. From a security perspective you need to know if any of these system values change.
When designing security for your IBM i system, there are lots of things you can do to simplify the task and keep maintenance of security settings to a minimum. Some of these include implementing group profiles and supplemental group profiles. Another important one is using Authorization Lists.
Journaling is an old feature with modern applications for mirroring data and tracking field level changes for audit purposes. We take a look at working with journals in IBM i ACS.
We take a first look under the covers at upcoming security changes in v7.5, including several welcome and long overdue updates. And some potentially disruptive ones, for shops that haven't been staying current.
IBM i OS port restrictions provide a method to reserve a specific port or range of ports to be used by a specific user or group of users. When a port restriction is in place, ONLY the named users are granted access.
Many IBM i shops keep the SMTP server active on their system to support host-based applications that format and send e-mail messages such as alerts and notifications. With the SMTP server active your system could be open to spammers who could take over the SMTP server to relay their spam messages.
Covering a range of FTP configuration issues including OS security, profile swapping and exit points.
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