Preparing Windows® 2000 and Windows NT® servers for password authentication
If you are setting up secure passwords for the TSO Client feature and if you want to use a computer running Windows® 2000 or Windows NT® as the server component of TSO Client, follow the procedures in this section.
Before you begin
Previous step: Logging in to the Windows, Linux, or UNIX system
If you are running
the TSO Client server on Windows® XP, Linux®, or UNIX® platforms, you do not have to perform this
procedure. If you are not using a computer running Windows® 2000 or Windows NT® as the server component of
TSO Client, proceed to the next section, Setting the password authentication parameter for the TSO Client server. Preparing a computer running Windows® 2000 for password authentication
Procedure
To prepare a computer running Windows® 2000 to use password authentication
as the server component of TSO Client, do these steps:
- Click Start > Settings > Control Panel.
- Double-click Administrative Tools.
- Double-click Local Security Policy.
- In the left pane of the Local Security Settings window, double-click Local Policy.
- Double-click User Rights Assignment.
- In the right pane of the Local Security Settings window, right-click Act as part of the operating system and then click Security.
- On the Local Security Setting page, click Add.
- Select the user Administrator.
- Click Add.
Preparing a computer running Windows NT® for password authentication
Procedure
To prepare a computer running Windows NT® to use password authentication
as the server component of TSO Client, do these steps:
- Click Start > Programs > Administrative Tools (Common) > User Management.
- In the User Management window, click Policies.
- Click User Rights.
- In the User Rights Policy window, select Administrator.
- Select the Show Advanced User Rights check box.
- Select Act as part of the operating system from the Right drop-down menu.
- Click OK.