A panel similar to Figure 206 is displayed when option 3 is selected from the User Defined Extensions Management Panel. If you are running on a z890 or z990, you will see a list of PCIXCCs/CEX2Cs. If you are running on a z9 EC or z9 BC, you will see a list of CEX2Cs. If you are running on a z10 EC and z10 BC, you will see a list of CEX2Cs and CEX3Cs. If you are running on a z196, you will see a list of CEX3Cs.

 CSFUDX50 --------- ICSF - Authorize User Defined Extension --  Row 1 to 1 of 6
 COMMAND ===>                                                   SCROLL===> PAGE

 UDX id ==>
 Password==>

Select the coprocessors to be processed and press ENTER.

  COPROCESSOR        SERIAL NUMBER        STATUS
   -----------        -------------        ------  
   
   P00                41-00YE1             ACTIVE
   P01                41-00K11             ACTIVE
   P02                41-0A355             ACTIVE
   P03                41-0BA3F             ONLINE
   P04                41-0RT2T             ACTIVE
   P07                41-00B4M             ACTIVE
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If your UDX was developed for your installation by IBM Global Services, you may have been provided a password associated with the UDX.

Use this panel to authorize a specific User Defined Extension on one or more PCI Cryptographic Coprocessors. (UDXs on PCIXCCs, CEX2Cs, and CEX3Cs do not require authorization via this panel.)

Enter the the two character id in the UDX id field. Enter the sixteen hexadecimal characters of the password in the Password field. Use an s to select the coprocessors where the UDX will be authorized.