It has been a while since I used RACF, but if I remember right those
directory entries are overridden by RACF anyways. But if it makes an auditor
happy and the CIO sleep better .... well you get the picture.

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Agreed. Although, why is OPERATOR proposed as an exception? 
 


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I think once you have RACF installed all of the other sevurity problems you
describe are solved.

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        To keep our auditors happy (assuming that is possible) to secure our
z/vm (5.3) environment I am planning on doing the following. Note that our
environment is purely in support of linux virtualized servers and the only
cms users are the handful of sysprogs supporting z/vm. 
        

        1.      installing both racf/vm and dirmaint 
        2.      all linux virtual server guests will be defined with LBYONLY
and a LOGONBY for the sysprogs 
        3.      all system machines with the exception of Operator will also
be defined with LBYONLY and LOGONBY for the sysprogs


        Does anyone see any issues/exposures with this approach. 
        
        Thanks
        

        
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