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The Question is: Hi I have 2 Alpha 800's and two Vax's, the problem is with the Alphas. Ever since we got these installed we haven't been able to login to them from a PC or terminal session only from the console. I've been searching around the web for hours now as I'm sur e this is an easy question but have found nothing. We get the following error: - You are not authorized to login from this source O but we can logon with the system account from a terminal session just not any other account. I'm sure if I grant more access to the accounts it will work but I don't want to do that as there just average users. Sorry if you've had this before but I'm at the end of my tether. Thanks The Answer is :
The specific username(s) involved is explicitly configured to deny
the type of access attempted. Use the AUTHORIZE utility to alter the
settings of the particular username(s), and to acquire details of the
/INTERACTIVE, /NETWORK, /REMOTE, /ACCESS and related qualifiers from
the AUTHORIZE help text.
As this appears specific to only certain nodes, it would appear that
the cluster configuration may be incorrect -- it would appear that you
have multiple authorization files, and the OpenVMS Wizard will infer
that this is not intentional. Accordingly, you will want to review the
cluster-related logical names; you will specifically want to provide
translations for the cluster-related logical names described in
SYLOGICALS.TEMPLATE.
Multiple SYSUAF authorization files are not something that the OpenVMS
Wizard would initially recommend for most sites. A cluster with multiple
authorization files will only operate correctly if the files are configured
with great care and carefully maintained, the usernames and the binary
identifier values and binary UIC values must always be completely
synchronized.
As for the LOGIN error you are seeing:
$ HELP/MESSAGE AUTHORIZED
returns the following:
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RESTRICT, you are not authorized to login from this source
Facility: LOGIN, Login Procedure
Explanation: Authorization is needed for the login class you are attempting
from the current source. The login classes are: LOCAL, DIALUP,
REMOTE, NETWORK, and BATCH. The system manager can restrict
your use of each login class at specific times.
User Action: If possible, try a different login class. For example, if you
are currently restricted from BATCH logins, try an interactive
class (LOCAL, REMOTE, or DIALUP). If you are currently
restricted from all login classes, you cannot log in until
you are permitted to use the system. You may also want to
ask your system manager about the login restrictions for your
account.
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