Sample configurations
If you plan to use BMC AMI Security Privileged Access Manager across multiple systems, you need to configure the master and agent instances using the PAMServers and PAMAgent configuration blocks.
PAMProject member
A project is a group of permissions and parameters that define the type and length of access to provide for user ID pool and self-elevation modes. You can define as many projects as you need. For example, you can have different projects for access to CICS, DB2, and z/OS.
The following example displays the configuration of two PAM projects.
* PAM Settings *
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PAMProject MVSADMIN
Description MVS Administration
RACFGroup PAMVS
ESMProfile RSM.RSS.PAMVS
AutoPeriod 09:00 18:00 Weekdays
AutoPeriod 00:00 23:59 WeekEnds
AccessRetention 30 Revoke
MaximumRetention 24 Hours
SystemList SYS1 SYS2 SYS3 SYS4
LocalAuthenticate RSM.RSS.LOCAL
Notify sysadm@company.com
ExpiryNotify TSO REQUESTER
ExpiryTimer 30 Minutes
Approver mfsupport@company.com
EndPAMProject
PAMProject MVSUP
Description MVS Upgrade
Mode SelfElevation
ConcurrentMode True
ChangeIDPrefix SELF
RACFGroup PAMVSUP
RACFProfile RSM.RSS.PAMVSUP
ConnectGroup SYSADM
CommandUserID Job
AccessRetention 1440
Notify sysadm@company.com
EndPAMProject
The following example displays the configuration of a PAM project with TSS configuration.
* PAM Settings *
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PAMProject TSSProject
Description TSS Config
Mode UserPool
TSSProfile TPROF1
ESMProfile RSM.RSS.TSSP1
AccessRetention 5 Minutes
AutoPeriod 00:00 23:59 Weekends
EndPAMProject
The following example displays the configuration of a PAM project with ACF2 configuration.
* PAM Settings *
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PAMProject ACFProject
Description ACF2 Config
Mode UserPool
ACF2Mask TXT**
ESMProfile RSM.RSS.ACFP1
AccessRetention 5 Minutes
AutoPeriod 00:00 23:59 Weekends
EndPAMProject
PAMServers member
The following example displays the configuration of the systems in your environment used by the master PAM instance.
* PAM Settings *
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PAMServers
SYS1 nnn.nnn.nnn.nx nnnn
SYS2 nnn.nnn.nnn.ny nnnn
SYS3 nnn.nnn.nnn.nz nnnn
SYS4 nnn.nnn.nnn.na nnnn
EndPAMServers
PAMAgent member
The following example displays the configuration of an agent PAM instance.
* PAM Settings *
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PAMAgent
IPAddress nnn.nnn.nnn.nn
Port nnnn
EndPAMAgent