There is a query for SHA, and since I can get by with SHA-1 (the
earliest/lowest SHA function), it sounds like I should be ok using KLMD.
Thanks for the information all,
Robert Ngan
CSC Financial Services Group
IBM Mainframe Assembler List wrote on
2014/02/04 14:20:09:
> From: Martin Truebner
Lennies stmt matches my experience...
Crypto may or may not- SHA always is enabled (without checking POP- is
there a query for SHA?)
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Martin
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The CPACF is the component which implements the MSA instructions. This is
enabled by feature code 3863. This cryptographic feature code is indeed
classified as armaments and so is subject to restrictions on export from
the USA.
SHA-1, and SHA-2 support for SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512 a
There was a discussion of this topic recently on the ASSEMBLER list or
on IBM-MAIN,
I don't recall exactly, on which list.
Things are worse, IIRC; there is no operation exception, but:
you get a specification exception 0C6, which is not explained in the PoOp,
and the 0C6 means that the cipher/enc
I work with a company that buys and sells z9's here in the US and uses
them in our DR facility.
We have handled 2 different z9s that were delivered originally in the US
that did NOT have the feature installed. Use of the KLM instructions
returned an "operation exception" on both boxes.
Tony Thig
On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 1:50 PM, Robert Ngan wrote:
> ..
> And no, I really don't want to dual path the code with my own
> implementation of SHA-1 when I can't use KLMD.
>
> Robert Ngan
> CSC Financial Services Group
Robert:
I believe if crypto is not there, KLMD is not there.
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I vaguely remember seeing references that IBM machines shipped to some
countries are missing the cryptographic features due to export
restrictions.
Does anyone know if disablement of the cryptographic functions affects the
SHA functions of the KIMD/KLMD instructions? Or can I assume that if the
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