BMC AMI Security Administrator parameters
If you are using the BMC AMI Security Administrator product, some additional configuration parameters are required. These parameters are used to specify specific Security Administrator settings and are not required for other RSS components:
Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
racfGUIParms | Heads a block of Security Administrator definitions. |
ChangeRef None | Optional | Mandatory | This parameter controls the presence of a Change Reference input field on every Command Confirmation window displayed by the on-line browser interface. By default, and when 'ChangeRef None' is specified, there is no provision of a Change Reference input field on the Command Confirmation window. If you specify 'Optional' for this parameter, an input area is provided on the Change Confirmation window into which you can optionally key an installation-specific change reference for the command that Security Administrator is about to issue. The command will still be issued even when the Change Reference field is left blank. To provide the Change Reference input area but ensure that every command issued by Security Administrator has an associated reference keyed, specify 'Mandatory' for this parameter. When the ChangeRef parameter is mandatory, you will not be able to issue the command until the input field has been completed with a change reference. When keyed, the Change Reference field contents are written into the Audit Log along with a record of the associated command that was issued. |
SearchLimit nnnnn | When you use the icon provided on the search results panel to list user names for multiple user IDs, for performance reasons a default limit of 5000 is placed on the maximum number of names to be processed. This default value can be modified by specifying your required value using the SearchLimit parameter. |
EndracfGUIParms | Ends a block of Syslog Server definitions |
TSOProfile | Heads a block of TSO definitions |
TSOCommand command | Specify the TSO command, up to 80 characters, that is issued at TSO/E logon time, for example ISPF. |
TSOProcedure procedure | Specify the name of the logon procedure when logging on through the TSO/E logon panel. The name must be at least 1 and up to 8 alphanumeric characters and begin with an alphabetic character, for example TSOPROC. |
TSORegionMax nnnnnnn | Specifies the maximum region size in K bytes that the user can request at logon time. The value must be an integer between 0 and 2096128. |
TSORegion nnnnnnn | Specifies the minimum region size in K bytes if the user does not request a region size at logon. The specified value must be an integer between 0 and 2096128. |
OMVSProgram path | Specifies the z/OS Unix Shell Program path. This is the first program started when the TSO OMVS command is entered or when a batch job is started using the BPXBATCH program. The path is from 1 to 1023 characters and all characters are allowed. For example: OMVSProgram /bin/sh |
OMVSPath path | Specifies the user's z/OS Unix initial directory path name. This is the current working directory for the user's process when the user logs on to TSO. Example: -OMVSPath /u/tsgxx |
EndTSOProfile | Ends a block of TSO Profile definitions. |
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