Skills for setting up PKI Services

The following table lists team members (alphabetically) and the tasks and skills needed for setting up PKI Services:

Table 1. Roles, tasks, and skills for setting up PKI Services
Role	Tasks	Required skills	Documented in:
DB2® database administrator	Creates DB2 tables, package, and plan for the object store and issued certificate list (ICL).	DB2 programming skills DB2 administration skills	Application Programming and SQL Guide Command Reference SQL Reference for your version of DB2.
LDAP programmer	Customizes LDAP configuration for PKI Services	LDAP customization skills	z/OS IBM Tivoli Directory Server Administration and Use for z/OS
MVS™ programmer	(Optionally) Creates VSAM object store and ICL data sets and indexes (Optionally) sets up VSAM RLS Starts the PKI Services daemon	Basic MVS skills Editing a data set ISPF COPY command MVS console START command JCL knowledge to change job card Basic browser and Web skills	z/OS MVS System Commands
RACF® administrator	Adds groups and user IDs Sets up access control Creates certificates Sets up daemon security	RACF administration REXX skills (for working with IKYSETUP REXX exec) RACF commands such as: ADDGROUP ADDSD ADDUSER RACDCERT RDEFINE PERMIT SETROPTS TSO skills	z/OS TSO/E REXX Reference z/OS UNIX System Services Planning z/OS Security Server RACF Security Administrator's Guide
UNIX programmer	Copies files (Optionally) customizes environment variables (Optionally) customizes (non-LDAP sections of) `pkiserv.conf` configuration file Sets up `/var/pkiserv` directory Updates the LDAP section of the `pkiserv.conf` configuration file	Basic UNIX commands, such as the cp (copy) command Getting superuser authority	z/OS UNIX System Services Command Reference z/OS UNIX System Services Planning
Web server programmer	Helps set up PKI Services If you are implementing the PKI Services web application using REXX CGI execs: Updates the IBM HTTP Server configuration files and starts the IBM HTTP Server If you are implementing the PKI Services web application using Java™ server pages (JSPs), updates the enterprise archive (EAR) file and deploys updated JSP files to a Websphere application server. Customizes the PKI Services web pages	IBM HTTP Server customization skills Websphere Application Server customization and administration skills Editing configuration files Customizing the web pages	For IBM® HTTP Server V5.3: z/OS HTTP Server Planning, Installing, and Using For IBM HTTP Server V7.0: IBM HTTP Server 7.0 User’s Guide, available at ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/software/webserver/appserv/library/v70/ihs_70.pdf The information center for your release of Websphere Application Server, at http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/library/