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SAF resource names for NMI resources

z/OS Communications Server: IP Programmer's Guide and Reference
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Use SAF resource profiles to control application access to the NMI requests and to the real-time data. The profiles are defined in the SERVAUTH class. You must give the user ID of the application READ access to each resource that you want the application to use. The resource names have the format EZB.TRCCTL.sysname.tcpname.identifier or EZB.TRCSEC.sysname.tcpname.identifier, where:
  • sysname is the MVS™ system name where the TCP/IP stack is running.
  • tcpname is the TCP/IP stack job name.
  • identifier is the identifier that is associated with the specific request.
Restriction: You must define the SAF resource profiles for the NMI. If profiles protecting these resources are not defined, no application is authorized to invoke the NMI requests or obtain the real-time data.
The following resource names are supported:
  • EZB.TRCCTL.sysname.tcpname.OPEN

    This resource name applies to the RCCOpen request. In order for the application to invoke an RCCOpen request, the application user ID must be authorized to the resource profile.

  • EZB.TRCCTL.sysname.tcpname.PKTTRACE

    This resource name applies to the RCCSetFilters request for the packet trace type. In order for the application to invoke an RCCSetFilters request for the packet trace type, the application user ID must be authorized to the resource profile.

  • EZB.TRCSEC.sysname.tcpname.IPSEC

    This resource name applies to the RCCSetFilters request for the packet trace type. In order for the application to set the filter flag to obtain IPSec cleartext data, the application user ID must be authorized to the resource profile.

  • EZB.TRCCTL.sysname.tcpname.DATTRACE

    This resource name applies to the RCCSetFilters request for the data trace type. In order for the application to invoke an RCCSetFilters request for the data trace type, the application user ID must be authorized to the resource profile.

  • EZB.TRCSEC.sysname.tcpname.ATTLS

    This resource name applies to the RCCSetFilters request for the data trace type. In order for the application to set the filter flag to obtain AT-TLS cleartext data, the application user ID must be authorized to the resource profile.

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