Protecting CSMON and SYSPROG services
Misuse of the COMMON STORAGE MONITOR (CSMON) and SYSPROG utilities can be potentially destructive to your system, so access to these two utilities is usually restricted to a select group of users.
The following sections explain how to secure services of SYSPROG and CSMON:
- Using-the-BBX-SAF-interface explains how the BBX SAF security interface works.
- Securing-SYSPROG-and-CSMON-by-using-the-MainView-security-interface explains how to secure the SYSPROG and CSMON services when used in the MainView for z/OS environment by way of the MainView security interface.
- Securing-SYSPROG-Services-from-outside-the-MainView-environment explains where you can find information to secure the SYSPROG utility when used in the TSO, batch, or Started Task environment.
For complete instructions about securing MainView for z/OS components, including information about writing your own user exit to further customize your security scheme, see Managing security for MainView products.
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