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Communicating Your Comments to IBM

Communicating Your Comments to IBM

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Contents OS/390 Security Server RACF Planning Installation and MigrationPlace graphic in this area. Outline is keyline only. DO NOT PRINT Page Security Server RACF Planning Installation and Migration Second Edition, September 1996. AllPage Page Contents MigrationCustomization Considerations Administration ConsiderationsAuditing Considerations Chapter Operational ConsiderationsIndex 10. ApplicationPage Figures Page Notices Trademarks Who Should Use This Book How to Use ThisAbout This Book xiiiŸ The OS/390 Security Server RACF Information , PackageSK2T-2180 Where to Find More InformationSoftcopy Publications ServerUsing the Administration, H3927Elements of Security RACF Installation - Student GG24-3971Notes Ÿ Tutorial Options for Tuning GG22RACFInternet Sources Other Sources of InformationIBM Discussion Areas listserv@uga.cc.uga.eduPublications To Request Copies ofxviii OS/390Features OSA/SF ServiceŸ OpenEditionProduct V2R5TSO/EPage Summary of Changes Page Chapter 1. Planning Migration Planning ConsiderationsMigration Administration Considerations Installation ConsiderationsCustomization Considerations Application Development Considerations Auditing ConsiderationsOperational Considerations General User ConsiderationsPage Chapter 2. Release Overview New and Enhanced Supportfunction OS/390 OpenEdition DCEidentifies introduced in OS/390 ReleaseConcepts CheckOS/390 OpenEdition Authorizing and Auditing Server Access to the CCS and WLM ServicesAuditing the Passing of Access Rights SOMobjects for MVSnon-main Multisystem NodesRRSF Network systemsYear OS/390 Enable and Disable FunctionsTARGET classes NetView1.10 Facilityidentifies function Function Not Upgradedupdated for that3. Summary of Components forRelease Class Descriptor Table CDTwhich Commandslists classes thereCommand Chapter 3. Summary of Changes to RACF Components for OS/390 15Releaselists changed Data AreasExits general-use programming interface GUPI data areFigure 12 lists changes MacrosMessages RACF macrosMessages New MessagesChanged Messages RACF Database Split/Merge Utility IRRUT400Routines PanelsPublications Library Figure 13 lists RACF panels that areFigure 16 identifies changes to RACF members of SYS1.SAMPLIB SYS1.SAMPLIBTemplates RACROUTE REQUEST=EXTRACTFigure 18 lists changes to RACF utilities for OS/390 Release UtilitiesTemplate Utility 0280Chapter 4. Planning Considerations OS/390 Security Server RACF Planning Installation and forMigrationRACF Planning Installation and Migrationfor RACF Migration StrategySoftware Requirements RACF Planning Installation and Migrationfor RACF 2.1, andHardware Requirements RACF Migration and Planning for RACFCompatibility Considerations for Remote Sharing CompatibilityRequirements Page Considerations Chapter 5. Installation ConsiderationsEnabling RACF Networksare in your existing workspace data sets when you installationconfigured install multisystem RChapter 5. Installation Considerations29 mustsysname prefixnodename local-luprefix.local-node.local-node .INMSG This section discusses storage considerations for RACF RACF Storage ConsiderationsVirtual Storage Figure 21 estimates RACF virtual storage usage, for planning purposesCustomer Additions to the CDT Subpoolinformation, OS/390see Security Server Templates for RACF onOS/390 Release Systemand IRRSXT00 Chapter 6. Customization ConsiderationsExit Processing Effects of OS/390 OpenEdition DCEIRRSXT00 Installation Exit RACROUTE REQUEST=DEFINE Preprocessing Exit ICHRDX01Cross-Linking Between RACF Users Chapter 7. Administration ConsiderationsServer RACF Security Administrators. Guide signonSignon to DCEUUIDS ClassActivating OS/390 OpenEdition DCE Application Considerations single signon restrictionsOpenEditionsee DCE Administration .Guidethe DCE Encryption Key Library Reference OpenEdition Planning, and inOS/390 OpenEdition Programming AssemblerThreads and Restrictions Changes to RACF Authorization Processingcallable servicepthread orsecuritynp Utility Rdceruid Callable ServiceEnhancements to the Chapter 7. Administration Considerations43 SYSMVIEWPage Auditors Guide and OS/390 Chapter 8. Auditing ConsiderationsSMF Records Server RACF MacrosAuditing New OS/390 ServicesInterfaces Report Writer Auditing OS/390 OpenEdition DCE SupportAuditing SystemView for MVS Support SMF Data Unload UtilityPage Chapter 9. Operational Considerations CommandOS/390 Security Server RACF Command Language Referencefor more Enabling and DisablingPage Servers Chapter 10. 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