IBM OS/390 manual Request, Node, Unit, Owner, System, Password, Bits

L

N

LIST

request .

The

issuing

of

the

RACROUTE

macroNetView

segment

.

The

portion of a RACF profile

with

REQUEST=LIST

specified.

A

LIST

request

buildscontaining

NetView

logon information.

in-storage profiles for RACF-defined

resources.

The

LIST

request

replaces

the

RACLIST

function.

node .

See

RRSF

node.

local

logical

unit

(LU) .

Local

LUs

are

LUs

defined

to

the MVS system; partner LUs are defined toO

remote

systems.

It

is

a

matter

of

point

of

view.

OVM

From

the

point

portion

of

a

RACF

profile

of

view

of

a

remote

system,

LUs

defined

segment

.

The

to

that

system

information.

are

local

LUs,

and

those

on

MVS are

the

containing

OVM

logon

partner

LUs.

A

partner

LU

might

or

might

not

be

on

the

same

system

user

or

group

who

creates

a

profile or

owner .

The

as

the

local

LU.

When

both

LUs

are

on

the

same

owner

of

a

profile.

The

owner

can

modify,

named

the

system,

the

LU

through

which

communication

is

initiated

the

profile.

is the local LU, and the LU through which

list,

or

delete

communication

is

received

is

the

partner

LU.P

local

node .

The

RRSF

node

from

whose

point

of

view

you

are

talking.

For

example,

if

MVSA

and

partner

logical unit (partner LU)

.

Partner

LUs

are

MVSB

are

two

RRSF

nodes

that

are

logically

connected,

LUs

defined

to remote

systems;

LUs

defined

to

the

from

MVSA's

point

of

view

MVSA

is

the

local

node,

MVS

system

are

local

LUs.

It

is

a matter

of

a

poi

and

from

MVSB's

point

of

view

MVSB

is

the

local

node.

view.

From

the

point

of

view

of

the

remote

system,

See

also

remote node.

defined

to

that

system

are

local

LUs,

and

the

ones

MVS are the partner LUs.

logical

unit .

A

port

providing formatting, stateA partner LU

might or

might

not

be

on

the

same

sys

synchronization,

and

other

high-level

services

through

which

an

end

user

communicates

with

another

as

the local LU. When both LUs are on the same

end

user

LU

through

which

communication

is

initiate

over

an

SNA

network.

system,

the

is the local LU, and the LU through which

LU .

Seelogical

unit.

communication

is

received

is

the

partner

LU.

M

PassTicket

.

An

alternative

to

the

RACF

password

that

permits

workstations

and

client

machines

to

communicate

with

the

host. It allows a user to gain

main

system .

The

system

on

a

multisystem

RRSF access

to

the

host

system without sending the RACF

password

across

the

network.

node that is designated to receive most of the RRSF

communications

sent

to

the

node.

password .

In

computer

security, a string of charac

member

system

.

Any

known

to

the

computer

system

and

a

user

who

must

one of the MVS system images

in

a

multisystem

RRSF

node.

specify

it

to

gain

full

or

limited

access

to

a

sys

to

the

data stored within it. In RACF, the password

multisystem

node

.

Seemultisystem

RRSF

node

used

to

verify

the

identity

of

the

user.

multisystem

RRSF

node

.

An

RRSF node

consisting

password

synchronization

.

An

option

which

can

be

of

multiple

MVS

system

images

that

share

the

specified

when

a

peer

user

ID

association

is

def

same

RACF

database.

One

of

the

systems

is

between

two

user

IDs.

If

password

synchronization

designated

to

specified

for

a

user

ID

association,

then

whenever

be the main system, and it receives most of the RRSF

communications

sent

to

the

node.

password

for

one

of

the associated user IDs is

changed,

the

password

for

the

other

user

ID is

MVS

.

Multiple

virtual

storage.

Implies

MVS/370,automatically

changed

to

the

newly

defined

password.

MVS/XA,

and

MVS/ESA.

See alsoautomatic password direction.

permission

bits .

In OpenEdition MVS, part of security

controls for directories and files stored in the

hierarchical file system (HFS). Used to grant read,

search

(just

directory),

or

execute

(just

file)

ac

owner,

owner's

group,

or

all

others.

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