When using CPF password sync to send a password change to another node at logon time, the request fails and the journal file gets message ACF01025 LOGONID IS NOT ACTIVE. Why?
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When using CPF password sync to send a password change to another node at logon time, the request fails and the journal file gets message ACF01025 LOGONID IS NOT ACTIVE. Why?

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Article ID: 14956

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Products

ACF2 ACF2 - DB2 Option ACF2 for zVM ACF2 - z/OS ACF2 - MISC

Issue/Introduction

When ACF2 tries to send a password synchronization from nodeA to nodeB, the logonid is not changed and and there is a message in the JOURNAL file:

ACF01025 LOGONID lid IS NOT ACTIVE

Why is this message issued?

 

 

Environment

Release: ACF2..001AO-16-ACF2
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Resolution

When a password synchronization request goes from nodeA to nodeB, the logonid on nodeB must be able to be logged on so that its authorization can be used to change the user's logonid.

If the logonid has the ACTIVE(dd/mm/yy) set to the future, that logonid cannot be used to logon to the system and therefore cannot change its password.