This section contains a brief summary of steps that can be followed to transform the worksheet data into RACF® configuration options. Each step is described in greater detail in the detailed instruction section that follows this summary.

1. Complete a configuration worksheet for each node (MVS01 and MVS02).
2. Create a RACF parameter library member IRROPT01 for node MVS01 with the TARGET and SET configuration information.
3. Create a RACF parameter library member IRROPT02 for node MVS02 with the TARGET and SET configuration information.
4. Modify the existing JCL that activates the RACF subsystem address space for node MVS01.
5. Modify the existing JCL that activates the RACF subsystem address space for node MVS02.
6. Issue the RACF STOP command to shut down the RACF subsystem on node MVS01.
7. Issue the RACF STOP command to shut down the RACF subsystem on node MVS02.
8. Issue the MVS™ START command on both nodes MVS01 and MVS02 to initialize the RACF subsystem address space.
9. Activate automatic direction on node MVS01.
10. Activate automatic direction on node MVS02.
11. Display the summary information for the network you have created using the TARGET command. Verify the information displayed for accuracy.
12. Display the detailed information for remote node MVS02 using the TARGET command from node MVS01. Verify the information displayed for accuracy.
13. Display the detailed information for local node MVS01 using the TARGET command from node MVS01. Verify the information displayed for accuracy.
14. Display the detailed information for remote node MVS01 using the TARGET command from node MVS02. Verify the information displayed for accuracy.
15. Display the detailed information for local node MVS02 using the TARGET command from node MVS02. Verify the information displayed for accuracy.
16. Display the attributes of the RRSF node MVS01 using the SET LIST command.
17. Display the attributes of the RRSF node MVS02 using the SET LIST command.
18. This two-node network is now configured for remote communication. For automatic command direction and automatic password direction to begin working, the appropriate automatic command direction and automatic password direction profiles must be defined and the RRSFDATA class must be activated. For command direction and password synchronization to begin working, user ID associations must be defined (by way of RACLINK), the appropriate command direction and password synchronization profiles must be defined, and the RRSFDATA class must be activated. See z/OS Security Server RACF Security Administrator's Guide for details.