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1. From the Workspace menu, select Access Control.
2. Right-click the Security Providers folder and select Change Groups Provider.

   

   The Change Groups Provider pane opens.

3. Select user defined procedure from the Groups Provider drop-down menu.

   

4. Enter the name of the fex in the group_fex field. This procedure is custom for each site and has to return the group list for a connected user. It will override the Security Provider group membership for a connected user.
5. Click Apply and Restart Server.

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In the Web Console, look for a row for the agent in the Data Services Agents pane that is currently connected to the desired user ID, then right-click that row and select Kill Agents With The Same User ID, as shown in the following image.

To kill agents from the command line, the syntax is:

edastart -killuser <userid>

In addition, for the z/OS platform, a z/OS operator MODIFY command can also be used, as follows:

/F <server_jobname/started tast>,-killuser <userid>

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To define a custom message that will be delivered from a quiesced server:

1. From the Workspace menu, select Configuration/Monitor.
2. In the navigation pane, right-click the Server folder and select Quiesce Connections.

   

3. Enter the message in the quiesce_msg field.

   

4. Click Submit.

   You will be asked if you want to disable new connections.

   

5. Click OK.

Note: This feature is only available to a user having server admin privileges.

Connection refused due to the max_connections_per_user (n) 
being exceeded

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1. On the Web Console menu bar, click Workspace, then Configuration/Monitor.
2. In the Configuration/Monitor navigation tree, expand the Data Services folder.
3. Right-click the service for which you want to queue user connections, for example, DEFAULT.
4. From the menu, click Properties.

   The Properties page for the selected Data Service opens.

5. In the Queuing field, select on from the drop-down list.
6. In the max_connections_per_user field, type the maximum number of connections allowed for each user.
7. In the queue_max_user_conns field, select y from the drop-down list to enable the queuing of connections that exceed the number specified in the max_connections_per_user field.

   In the following image, Queuing is turned on, max_connections_per_user is set to 3, and queue_max_user_conns is enabled.

   

8. Click Save to save the new settings. You must restart the server for the settings to take effect.