"log user actions and tie said actions back to that user via a unique
identifier"
That is not intrusion detection. Intrusion detection is a good thing, but it
is basically looking for outsiders trying to get in. (Loosely speaking.) Not
known users doing good and occasionally bad things.
https:/
Take a look at
https://www.go2vanguard.com/mainframe-security-software/audit-compliance/enforcer/
On Jul 14, 2017 6:29 PM, "esst...@juno.com" wrote:
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> Hello,
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> I'm not a security person.
> Need some help with HIDS and z/OS-
> What is HIDS You ask ?
> HIDS stands for Host Intrusion Detecti
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Hello,
I'm not a security person.
Need some help with HIDS and z/OS-
What is HIDS You ask ?
HIDS stands for Host Intrusion Detection System
*
I'm researching an issue for a business unit.
I really know nothing about HIDS.
.
There requirement
What they are looking for here is essentially a
The scenario you present does not sound right.
I'm assuming this program is not an exit.
If I remember correctly the Registers were restored from the Handle Abend when
the abend routine is entered. This does go back many years. What Release of
CICS are you running.
The CICS Application Programmin
In the same post are these two snippets. The second seems
to contradict the first, and seems to be the problem that
the OP is complaining about:
On 14 Jul 2017 13:40:52 -0700, in bit.listserv.ibm-main
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I have no access to the RFE, but, if you follow the installation instructions
correctly you should not be able to write to a tape without rmm knowing about
it.
IFAPRDxx is simply a way to identify you have a license, it is not how you
ensure that rmm is in control for all tape activity.
IEFSSN
This has me stumped (although that may not be too hard to do).
I'm debugging an assembly program that has an EXEC CICS READ UPDATE...
Something is wrong with the READ request, and the HANDLE ABEND label is taken.
I GTF'd the call and ABEND label. As per documentation, R0-R14 look like they
Unless something has changed SMB requires the VSAM file to be in extended
format, but BLSR does not. From my understanding you can't influence as much
around index buffers and data buffers with SMB as you can with BLSR.
We actually use both. Some people like that with SMB you delete/define the
We currently use the BLSR (Batch Local Shared Resources) SUBSYS for some of our
brutally randomly accessed files. Something today made me look at the AMP
parameter on the DD JCL statement and I saw that it allows you to specify many
of the options that BLSR allows, such as RMODE31, BUFND, BUFNI
It will never get fixed if it is not reported.
Lizette
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> Subject: Re: COPYING DFDSS TAPE TO DASD USI
Not with DB2.
IBM elected to make the 2nd level qualifier indicate CLUSTER or DATA
DSNDBC Cluster
DSNDBD Data component.
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For a VSAM dataset, don't the component names have extra text appended to the
end, such as .DATA or .INDEX? Since the rename increased the length, did any
of those go over the 44 character limit>
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Elardus,
Good suggestion but Big Blue has beaten me to the crying. They have been
crying all the way to the bank for decades !!
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Thanks for the example. I will check out the syntax etc. I will try it
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>0ADR395I (001)-SB105(01), DATA SET HDFQ.DSNDBD.CISDBYSS.MDO2IX.I0001.A001
>ALLOCATED WITH NEWNAME
> MPRAR.DSNDBD.CISDBYSS.MDO2IX.I0001.A001, ON
> VOLUME(S: TSS001
>0ADR418I (001)-SB105(01), THE FOLLOWING COMPONENTS FOR CLUSTER
>MPRAR.DSNDBC.CISDBYSS.M
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John,
I meant IMPORT as an keyword for DSS RESTORE
I don't have an access to the z/OS now, so from my failing memory:
REST DS(INC(**)) IMPORT NSC NMC ...
IMPORT tell the DSS the datasets being restored come from different
environment. This
On 7/14/2017 10:03 AM, Tim Deller wrote:
If you Run DFRMM ; Please consider voting for my RFE at:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rfe/execute?use_case=viewRfe&CR_ID=106021
We used to run CA-1 and it had a zap to disallow tape creation until CA-1 was
recording.
Needless to say ; DFRMM is di
Radoslaw,
Thanks for the suggestion. I will give it a try. Regarding the option of
using the IMPORT command to restore the dsn. I am not sure how I can go about
it. Could you provide me an example. I have used the IMPORT command to reorg
CATALOGS and VSAM dsns but never to restore the
Elardus,
I took a fourth look. No, the dsn is on one line.
From: Elardus Engelbrecht
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Sent: Friday, 14 July 2017, 9:43
Subject: Re: COPYING DFDSS TAPE TO DASD USING COPYDUMP - ADR331E
Lizette Koehler wrote:
>I have not known DFDSS to truncate a data
If you Run DFRMM ; Please consider voting for my RFE at:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rfe/execute?use_case=viewRfe&CR_ID=106021
We used to run CA-1 and it had a zap to disallow tape creation until CA-1 was
recording.
Needless to say ; DFRMM is different ; and we got stung.
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I will see if I can replicate the issue.
The dsn is within the correct number of chars
Lizette
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Lizette,
Below is the output. Look for message ADR418I. You will notice that it is
MPRAR.DSNDBC.CISDBYSS.MDO2IX.I0001.A0
Sorry for the misalignment of the output.
- RESTORE DATASET(INCLUDE(HDFQ.DSNDBC.CISDBYSS.MDO2IX.I0001.A001)) -
RENAMEU(**,MPRAR.**) -
I have opened an RFE on IBMPDSE to send a message to JOBLOG based on the Return
code.
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rfe/execute?use_case=viewRfe&CR_ID=107724
There are 5 Return codes at this time
00 (X'00') SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION.
04 (X'04') THE INPUT PDSE IS SLIGHTLY DAMAGED. PROCESSING CONT
Lizette Koehler wrote:
>I have not known DFDSS to truncate a dataset name.
>Can you post the control cards you used to restore the file and the ADR
>messages that showed how it restored the file?
And also the full message(s) on all lines.
ADR418I it shows .A0 instead A001 <--- Is the '01' not
@JohnD
I have not known DFDSS to truncate a dataset name.
Can you post the control cards you used to restore the file and the ADR
messages that showed how it restored the file?
The DB2 Names are very long to begin with, so if you changed the dataset name
on restore, it might have just kicked i
Another brilliant IBM moment. When I restored the dataset with a rename (DB2
linear dsn) guess what?The new name CLUSTER was truncated. Besides the message
ADR418I it shows .A0 instead A001 .I wasted 30 minutes trying to recatalog the
cluster. Finally I ran a print of the VVDS entry of the vo
Hi John,
Yep, your explanation was clear. Simple work-around, and the simple ones are
the best. We do something similar here. We have a small subset of our DASD
sharable across both LPARs and if we need to share data between them, make a
copy of the original data on the shared volumes, then
W dniu 2017-07-14 o 13:18, John Dawes pisze:
Lizette,
The system default for DFDSS dump is set at 256K. Isn't that fantastic? Now
there is no way we can ever copy a tape to dasd because the lasrgest blksize
supported for a DASD dataset is 32760 bytes. IBM increased the blksize for
tape but
Peter,
I agree that IEFUSI will always have its function, but in rather simple
situations SMFLIMxx kan replace it in a much more understandable way for the
non-assembler maintainers.
One question, besides the ones in the previous post, that is unclear in
SMFLIMxx: what is the relation between
There is no intent to have SMFLIMxx replace IEFUSI. IEFUSI will likely
always have its place. And it will always be supported.
I would say that the goal of SMFLIMxx is to allow some customers not to
need IEFUSI.
Regardless, the more functionality that can be accomplished in SMFLIMxx,
the large
Lizette,
The system default for DFDSS dump is set at 256K. Isn't that fantastic? Now
there is no way we can ever copy a tape to dasd because the lasrgest blksize
supported for a DASD dataset is 32760 bytes. IBM increased the blksize for
tape but not DASD. Brilliant !!!
Thanks to all w
Rex,
Thanks for the help. I checked. The system default for DFDSS is set at 256K.
The reason why I cannot restore the datasets is because the volumes are SMS
managed LPAR(A) and the backup is done from another LPAR(B). The SMS
configurations are not the same on LPAR A & B. However the disk
TRAP(OFF) in the PARM parameter did the trick, the 0C1 is caused by a CLFI
instruction which is obviously not
supported by a z850. I had sent the customer a version of the product
compiled with XL/C at ARCH(7) but that was
not low enough! It looks like ARCH(5) is necessary.
Thanks to everyone who
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