Logging into EZTeller32 as Vault Teller, you receive a BDS login failed but you cannot modify the host security code.

Logging into EZTeller32 as Vault Teller, you receive a BDS login failed but you cannot modify the host security code.

BDS login failed, some inquiries may not be available. Please check your user name and password. 
 


Root Cause:

In EZTeller®32, under the Other > Modify, the option Host Security is disabled so the teller cannot update the host password.

 

By design, the Vault Teller (authority level -0-) cannot process customer transactions. The vault can do internal transactions such as buying and selling cash. This is why the Other > Modify > Host Security is disabled. 


However, EZTeller32 does connect to the host during the login so the Vault Teller can do host inquiries.


Environment:

EZTeller32 and ITI Standard

Workaround:

Follow the steps below to resolve this issue:

  1. Log in to Superview®32 and go to Tellers > Edit.
  2. Select the Vault Teller role (Teller 4 in this example) and click Edit.
  3. Change the Authority Level from Vault Teller to Teller.
  4. Click Apply and OK.
  5. Log in to EZTeller32 as Teller 4. 
  6. Go to Other > Modify > Host Security and complete the fields.

Note: The Host Security Code can have up to 4 numbers. The Host Password can have up to 6 letters, capital letters, or numbers.  

  1. Exit EZTeller32.
  2. Log in to Superview32 and go to Tellers > Edit.
  3. Highlight Teller 4 and click Edit.
  4. Change the Authority Level from Teller to Vault Teller.
  5. Click Apply and OK.
  6. Teller 4, the Vault Teller, is now back at its original configuration and should no longer get the BDS login fail error upon login.

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