user - Specify user ID on remote host

You can use the user command to enter the admission data at a later stage in the following cases:

• If an access control mechanism is implemented on the remote host.

• Task switch 1 is not set or the storage of error information (commands jvar, svar) is enabled.

• The required admission data was incorrectly entered in the open command.

user

[<userid> [password> [<account>]]]

<userid>

User ID on the remote host.

<password>

Password on the remote host.
Passwords are specified in accordance with the conventions of the partner system. For BS2000 partners, they may be specified as C-strings (c'...' or C'...') or as hexadecimal numbers (X'...', with X always uppercase). BS2000 accepts the password in the formats <password> and <'password'>. If no password is required, enter "*NONE".

<account>

Account number on the remote host.

If any additional authorization data is required (password, account number), it is requested in interactive mode.

Example

The remote host is a Linux host.

1. Setting up a connection to systemd using the open command.

   open systemd 
   Connected to systemd. 
   220 systemd FTP Server (vsFTPd 2.0.5).
   

2. Selection of the login ID tcptest.

   Name (systemd:TCPTEST):
   tcptest
   

3. Entry of an invalid password.

   331 Password required for tcptest. 
   Password (systemd:tcptest): 
   maewest 
   530 Login failed. 
   Login failed.
   

4. Repetition of the login.

   user tcptest
   

5. Specification of the correct password; successful login.

   331 Password required for tcptest. 
   Password: 
   Kr!fm3(z
   230 Login successful.