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Client Access Express password cache
Timothy Grove
03 Jan 2005
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Don't you hate having the connection window pop up every day when you connect to the Client Access screen, and then have to log in to the display?
IBM has provided the ability for Windows NT/2000/XP computers to do what was available for Windows 98 -- the ability to remember the connection password. You can put this into a batch file in the startup, but I prefer to put it into a registry entry, so it will run prior to any startup group program (in case you have your display session in your startup). The best thing to do is to create a generic ID on the AS400/iSeries/i5, and use that password only for connections. I've enclosed the registry entry that I've used as an example here:


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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentV ersionRun] "Client Access PW Cache"=""C:Program FilesIBMClient AccessCWBLOGON.EXE" iseries /u userid /p password"
The easiest way to implement this:
On a PC, create a text key using REGEDIT named "Client Access PW Cache."
Double Click on the key to enter the value (including the quote marks.)
"C:Program FilesIBMClient
AccessCWBLOGON.EXE" iseries /u userid /p password
Where iSeries is the name (or IP address of the iSeries), you want to connect to the user ID that is a generic user ID and password.
Export the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentV ersionRun
Edit the .REG file created and remove the entries other than the "Client Access PW Cache" information.
On all machines that you want to include this onto, you can double-click the .REG file created here and allow it to update the registry.
I got pointed to this information from IBM support. For more information in Client Access, click on the help, and search for CWBLOGON.