AUTHCTL command - Revision history

JAL: /* Example */ add link

2018-04-18T21:54:15Z

Example: add link

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	0 SAF function requests		0 SAF function requests
	</nowiki></p>		</nowiki></p>
	<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Versions of Model 204 prior to 7.7 do not display the introductory list of available <var>SECPLIST</var> values. </p>		<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Versions of Model 204 prior to 7.7 do not display the introductory list of available <var>[[SECPLIST parameter\|SECPLIST]]</var> values. </p>
	<p>		<p>
	For more information about maintaining information for the security interfaces, refer to the [[Security interfaces overview]]. </p>		For more information about maintaining information for the security interfaces, refer to the [[Security interfaces overview]]. </p>

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	<dd>System manager		<dd>System manager
	<dt>Function		<dt>Function
	<dd>Displays information about the Model 204 external security interface in use (RACF, ACF2, Top Secret, or none)		<dd>Displays information about the Model 204 external [[Security interfaces overview\|security interface]] in use (RACF, ACF2, Top Secret, or none)
	</dl>		</dl>

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2018-04-18T20:52:34Z

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	==Example==		==Example==
	The following example shows Model 204 7.7 <var>AUTHCTL VIEW</var> output for a system using RACF. The output includes listing whether the parameter settings are defaults or whether they were dynamically loaded or linkage edited with the load module:		The following example shows Model 204 7.7 <var>AUTHCTL VIEW</var> output for a system using RACF (Security Server). The output includes listing whether the parameter settings are defaults or whether they were dynamically loaded or linkage edited with the load module:
	<p class="code"><nowiki>AUTHCTL VIEW		<p class="code"><nowiki>AUTHCTL VIEW
	Rocket Model 204 using RACF V2.2		Rocket Model 204 using RACF V2.2

JAL: /* Example */ show 7.7 GA output format

2018-04-18T20:46:33Z

Example: show 7.7 GA output format

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	==Example==		==Example==
	The following example shows <var>AUTHCTL VIEW</var> output for a system using RACF. The output includes listing whether the parameter settings are defaults or whether they were dynamically loaded or linkage edited with the load module:		The following example shows Model 204 7.7 <var>AUTHCTL VIEW</var> output for a system using RACF. The output includes listing whether the parameter settings are defaults or whether they were dynamically loaded or linkage edited with the load module:
	<p class="code~~" style="font-size:88%~~"><nowiki>~~16.204 JUL 11 15.18.40 PAGE 4~~		<p class="code"><nowiki>AUTHCTL VIEW
	AUTHCTL VIEW
	Rocket Model 204 using RACF V2.2		Rocket Model 204 using RACF V2.2
	Searching for SECPLIST=~~RACFPRM1~~		Parameters linked in with load module, available SECPLIST values:
			RACFPARM
			RACFPARM2
			RACFPARM3
			RACFPARM4
			RACFPARM5
			RACFPARM6
			Searching for SECPLIST=RACFPRM2
	Using assembled default parameters		Using assembled default parameters
	Long passwords (Pass Phrases) supported		Long passwords (Pass Phrases) supported
	RACF extended password handling active		RACF extended password handling active
	ROCKET RACF ID of job owner		ROCKET RACF ID of job owner
	M204USER RACF Group of job owner		M204USER RACF Group of job owner
	GROUP M204RACF RACF control group name		GROUP M204RACF RACF control group name
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	DEFPAS ++++++++ RACF password for CCASTAT users		DEFPAS ++++++++ RACF password for CCASTAT users
	DLMCHECK use $JOB dlm checking option		DLMCHECK use $JOB dlm checking option
	0 SAF function requests		0 SAF function requests
	~~0 internal reader (USE $JOB) opens~~		</nowiki></p>
	~~0 internal reader (USE $JOB) writes~~		<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Versions of Model 204 prior to 7.7 do not display the introductory list of available <var>SECPLIST</var> values. </p>
	~~Password table~~: ~~ROCKET.CCASTAT.M204 on volume volser last updated by M204V770 at 5:31:09 on JUL 9, 2016~~
	*** MSIR.0551: SirSafe is active, but optional for current CCASTAT
	*** MSIR.0599: SirSafe read-only file checking is not active
	*** MSIR.~~0687: SirSafe enhanced shared DASD~~ not ~~active, run SirEnq on RS26 (RS26)~~
	~~M204V770~~> </~~nowiki~~></p>
	<p>		<p>
	For more information about maintaining information for the security interfaces, refer to the [[Security interfaces overview]]. </p>		For more information about maintaining information for the security interfaces, refer to the [[Security interfaces overview]]. </p>

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	==Example==		==Example==
	The following example shows <var>AUTHCTL VIEW</var> output for a system using RACF. The output includes listing whether the parameter settings are defaults or whether they were dynamically loaded or linkage edited with the load module:		The following example shows <var>AUTHCTL VIEW</var> output for a system using RACF. The output includes listing whether the parameter settings are defaults or whether they were dynamically loaded or linkage edited with the load module:
	<p class="code" style="font-size:88%"><nowiki>16.204 JUL 22 15.18.40 PAGE 4		<p class="code" style="font-size:88%"><nowiki>16.204 JUL 11 15.18.40 PAGE 4
	AUTHCTL VIEW		AUTHCTL VIEW
	Rocket Model 204 using RACF V2.2		Rocket Model 204 using RACF V2.2
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	0 internal reader (USE $JOB) opens		0 internal reader (USE $JOB) opens
	0 internal reader (USE $JOB) writes		0 internal reader (USE $JOB) writes
	Password table: ROCKET.CCASTAT.M204 on volume volser last updated by M204V770 at 5:31:09 on JUL 20, 2016		Password table: ROCKET.CCASTAT.M204 on volume volser last updated by M204V770 at 5:31:09 on JUL 9, 2016
	*** MSIR.0551: SirSafe is active, but optional for current CCASTAT		*** MSIR.0551: SirSafe is active, but optional for current CCASTAT
	*** MSIR.0599: SirSafe read-only file checking is not active		*** MSIR.0599: SirSafe read-only file checking is not active

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2017-10-13T00:40:25Z

Example: remove blanks

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	0 internal reader (USE $JOB) opens		0 internal reader (USE $JOB) opens
	0 internal reader (USE $JOB) writes		0 internal reader (USE $JOB) writes
	Password table: ROCKET.CCASTAT.M204 on volume volser last updated by M204V770 at 5:31:09 on JUL 20, 2016		Password table: ROCKET.CCASTAT.M204 on volume volser last updated by M204V770 at 5:31:09 on JUL 20, 2016
	*** MSIR.0551: SirSafe is active, but optional for current CCASTAT		*** MSIR.0551: SirSafe is active, but optional for current CCASTAT
	*** MSIR.0599: SirSafe read-only file checking is not active		*** MSIR.0599: SirSafe read-only file checking is not active

JAL: /* AUTHCTL under SirSafe */ link repair

2016-11-30T21:58:34Z

AUTHCTL under SirSafe: link repair

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	AUTHCTL TEST </p>		AUTHCTL TEST </p>
	<p>		<p>
	For more information about these <var>AUTHCTL</var> variants, see the [[SirSafe command reference#AUTHCTL\|SirSafe command reference]]. </p>		For more information about these <var>AUTHCTL</var> variants, see the [[SirSafe command and function reference#AUTHCTL\|SirSafe command and function reference]]. </p>

	[[Category: System manager commands]]		[[Category: System manager commands]]
	[[Category:Commands]]		[[Category:Commands]]

JAL: /* AUTHCTL under SirSafe */ remove word

2016-11-09T23:16:10Z

AUTHCTL under SirSafe: remove word

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	AUTHCTL TEST </p>		AUTHCTL TEST </p>
	<p>		<p>
	For more information about these <var>AUTHCTL</var> variants, see the ~~<var>AUTHCTL</var> section in~~ [[SirSafe command reference#AUTHCTL\|SirSafe command reference]]. </p>		For more information about these <var>AUTHCTL</var> variants, see the [[SirSafe command reference#AUTHCTL\|SirSafe command reference]]. </p>

	[[Category: System manager commands]]		[[Category: System manager commands]]
	[[Category:Commands]]		[[Category:Commands]]

JAL: add SirSafe section

2016-11-09T23:14:06Z

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	<p class="syntax">AUTHCTL VIEW [<span class="term">interface</span>]		<p class="syntax">AUTHCTL VIEW [<span class="term">interface</span>]
	</p>		</p>
	<p>where <var class="term">interface</var> is <var>RACF</var>, <var>ACF2</var>, or <var>TOPSECRET</var>.</p>		<p>
			where <var class="term">interface</var> is <var>RACF</var>, <var>ACF2</var>, or <var>TOPSECRET</var>.</p>

	==Example==		==Example==
	The following example shows an AUTHCTL VIEW output for a system using RACF:		The following example shows <var>AUTHCTL VIEW</var> output for a system using RACF. The output includes listing whether the parameter settings are defaults or whether they were dynamically loaded or linkage edited with the load module:
	<p class="code" style="font-size:88%"><nowiki>16.204 JUL 22 15.18.40 PAGE 4		<p class="code" style="font-size:88%"><nowiki>16.204 JUL 22 15.18.40 PAGE 4
	AUTHCTL VIEW		AUTHCTL VIEW
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	M204V770> </nowiki></p>		M204V770> </nowiki></p>
	<p>		<p>
	For more information on maintaining information for the security interfaces, refer to the [[Security interfaces overview]]. </p>		For more information about maintaining information for the security interfaces, refer to the [[Security interfaces overview]]. </p>

			==AUTHCTL under SirSafe==
			For sites that are authorized for the [[SirSafe]] add-on product, the following <var>AUTHCTL</var> command variants are used to control SirSafe:
			<p class="code">AUTHCTL A SIRSAFE
			AUTHCTL D SIRSAFE
			AUTHCTL C SIRSAFE
			AUTHCTL LIST SIRSAFE
			AUTHCTL REFRESH
			AUTHCTL TEST </p>
	<p>		<p>
	For information ~~on the valid~~ <var>AUTHCTL</var> ~~syntax with the SirSafe product~~, ~~refer to the Command Reference chapter of~~ the <var ~~class="book"~~>[[~~Media:SafrNew.pdf~~\|~~Rocket M204~~ SirSafe ~~Reference Manual~~]]</~~var~~>.		For more information about these <var>AUTHCTL</var> variants, see the <var>AUTHCTL</var> section in [[SirSafe command reference#AUTHCTL\|SirSafe command reference]]. </p>

	[[Category: System manager commands]]		[[Category: System manager commands]]
	[[Category:Commands]]		[[Category:Commands]]

ELowell: /* Example */

2016-10-21T22:56:09Z

Example

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	==Example==		==Example==
	The following example shows an AUTHCTL VIEW output for a system using RACF:		The following example shows an AUTHCTL VIEW output for a system using RACF:
	<p class="code"><nowiki>16.204 JUL 22 15.18.40 PAGE 4		<p class="code" style="font-size:88%"><nowiki>16.204 JUL 22 15.18.40 PAGE 4
	AUTHCTL VIEW		AUTHCTL VIEW
	Rocket Model 204 using RACF V2.2		Rocket Model 204 using RACF V2.2