User logon security Managing user logons is part of the security access control for Password administrators. After 90 days the user loses all functionality. A user can only utilise their logon from a terminal which is assigned to both the company and the user logon. This restricts the use of the logon from their premises. An unauthorised user could use the system if they had access to assigned terminal connections to the system.
Management regularly review the list of all active and inactive users.
All members have to manually redirect their network connection to the Auckland DRP system. This test has become more significant as we plan to use the Auckland DRP system for Year 2000 testing. Accordingly, members will need to undertake their Year 2000 connectivity through Auckland. Consequently, by members connecting to the Austraclear DRP system, they are using and testing the network in exactly the same manner as if they were accessing the production system. Austraclear Limited are currently modifying their network to enable Austraclear New Zealand customers located in Australia to access the Austraclear New Zealand DRP system.