To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: RMM & Tape Dataset Protection (was: discrete profiles for
tape protection.)
Bob, You do now have a very good understanding of how RMM is working
with
RACF to secure and validate tape volumes and data sets.
As far as I can see, if you do not have TAPEVOL ac
Bob, You do now have a very good understanding of how RMM is working with
RACF to secure and validate tape volumes and data sets.
As far as I can see, if you do not have TAPEVOL active
- you lose any ability to control the use of BLP. This BLP authorization
is only performed today if TAPEVOL is a
Mike,
This tread has prompted me to reread the RMM manuals to see where I may have
misinterpreted them. Based on this review and comments from Russell and you,
here is what I now understand.
RMM will itself match the dsname and tape requested by the user against the
list of dsnames contained on t
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