SYSTEM CONFIG, Features, DISCONNECT_TIMEout
And, it is not only for CMS, but for any CP or VM Read, and forced
Disconnect.
2009/9/24 Martin, Terry R. (CMS/CTR) (CTR) terry.mar...@cms.hhs.gov
Hi
Where do you set the timeout value for an idle VM/CMS user for automatic
logoff?
*Thank
Thanks I will check it out!
Thank You,
Terry Martin
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Michael, take a look at the dateget and datesubtract CSL
functions (usable from Rexx as well). You should be able to
do what you want with the functions they provide. They're
documented in the CMS Application Multitasking document.
HTH
DJ
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Ok, will do. Thanks.
Mike
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Michael, take a look at the dateget and
Oops, the conversion in the last spec stage should be x2t, not c2t. Also,
it will have to be adjusted to local time.
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Pipe literal LOC OPERATOR|CP|Spec /D H/ n substr 1;-4 of w3 n /230.8/ n|CP|
Spec w2 n w3 n|Spec w1 c2t n|Cons
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The CSL routines for date/time conversions can be a bit... uh, how do I
say this kindly... unintuitive - and complex.
Perhaps the TIMEDIFF EXEC pasted below might help out in an easier
fashion. I'd have been utterly lost writing it without the help of Doug
Breneman.
Mike
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Thanks Neale I will research that!
Thank You,
Terry Martin
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To be a little more specific, z/VM does not provide such a service. But
at least one performance monitor provides exits to do what you wish.
We use Velocity Software's ESAMON product to do exactly this, the TUNEFRC
EXEC provides the proper call. We've modified that a lot to manage
forcing
Thanks Mike. I have Velocity so I will look into using that. I just have
not taken the time to write anything yet because it never came up until
now with the security audit.
Thank You,
Terry Martin
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Hi
I have been given some question by security auditors and I am having
trouble tracking the answers down. I was wondering if anyone could help
me with the answers to the following. This is what they are asking for:
(5) Please print the configuration of the CP (zVM OS) to indicate the
Mike,
Thanks for the routine. Will give it a try.
Mike
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Sent: September 24, 2009 12:31 PM
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Subject: Re: Date/Time functions for REXX program?
The
I have z/VM 5.4 with the native CMS LDAP server and RACF. I'm trying to
get it configured so my Linux guests can authenticate via LDAP. I have
been through the following documents:
Security on z/VM
TCP/IP LDAP Administration Guide
TCP/IP Planning and Customization
Rich Smrcina's Configuring LDAP
5-1. The ESM hook into CP is configured by replacing the HCPRPx stubs in
CP. It's not in a configuration file. There might be a Product record
in your SYSTEM CONFIG file to enable RACF, like there is for RSCS, but
that doesn't prove that RACF is active.
5-2. The Journaling statement in
X-OriginalArrivalTime: 24 Sep 2009 19:31:50.0031 (UTC)
FILETIME=[A99411F0:01CA3D4D]
X-PMX-Version: 5.5.7.378829, Antispam-Engine: 2.7.2.376379, Antispam-Data:
2009.9.24.192116
X-PerlMx-Spam: Gauge=, Probability=8%, Report='
BODY_SIZE_1000_1099 0, BODY_SIZE_2000_LESS 0,
I feel your pain. Once I had to do something like that for a SET
SHARE command.
Thank you,
Scott
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Dave:
Just a thought, do you need to do simple binding (ldapsearch -x ...)
instead of the default sasl binding?
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Dave Keeton wrote:
I have z/VM 5.4 with the native CMS LDAP server and RACF. I'm trying to
get it configured so my Linux
Well, not really.
I have both skills, like 20+ years of each, and it's really been tough to find
something in the Metro NYC area.
There openings on various other locations all over the U.S.
--- On Wed, 9/23/09, Schuh, Richard rsc...@visa.com wrote:
From: Schuh, Richard rsc...@visa.com
Pat, when searching from Linux, yes, I used -x for simple binding. When
searching from z/VM, I did not.
Dave
Just a thought, do you need to do simple binding (ldapsearch -x ...)
instead of the default sasl binding?
On Thursday, 09/24/2009 at 01:13 EDT, Martin, Terry R. (CMS/CTR) (CTR)
terry.mar...@cms.hhs.gov wrote:
5-1. RACF is configured to be the external security manager (ESM) of
zVM.
As Bruce says, you see RACF messages on OPERATOR's console.
5-2. Configuration of zVM internal auditing: if RACF
In the 'old old days', I was once told that a long-time
idle CMS user only occupied one 4k page of storage, so it
was pointless to risk the damage to them from forcing them
off. Have things changed? Or does your site have a very
unusual workload?
Les
Mike Walter wrote:
To be a little more
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Security wasn't the primary concern. We had a severely
constrained VM system during the early days of VM at RTP
and someone had the bright idea of forcing users that were
idle for more than 60 (iirc) minutes so that other users
could get more resources (they thought). When a high level
BTW: The 'old old days' I'm talking about is when we had
terminal rooms full of 2741's and they were just starting
to install 3270's. CP was so primitive back then that I
wrote IAMA3270 EXEC and IAMA2741 EXEC for users to run when
they reconnected to a different device, as there was always
Correction: It was IAMA EXEC and you could pass it 2741 or
3270. Guess that shows my age :-)
Les
Les Koehler wrote:
BTW: The 'old old days' I'm talking about is when we had terminal rooms
full of 2741's and they were just starting to install 3270's. CP was so
primitive back then that I wrote
At least they are beginning to ask better questions.
Now we have to get them a Volume 2, 'The Right Questions To Ask When
Auditing a VM System'
Alan, would IBM be interested in promoting a better list of auditing
questions/checklists?
/Tom Kern
Rich Greenberg wrote:
On: Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at
On Friday, 09/25/2009 at 01:19 EDT, Thomas Kern tlk_sysp...@yahoo.com
wrote:
Alan, would IBM be interested in promoting a better list of auditing
questions/checklists?
If you follow the guidelines in the Secure Configuration Guide (sans
mandatory access controls, if desired) you have a pretty
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