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Using the TTLSHeader control block

z/OS Communications Server: IP Programmer's Guide and Reference
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The TTLSHeader control block extends the SIOCTTLSCTL ioctl. You can use Get requests to obtain additional information about the AT-TLS connection. You can use Set requests to change the AT-TLS behavior for the connection. TTLS Version 2 is required to use the TTLSHeader control block. The TTLSHeader control block includes a fixed section and a variable length self-defining section that contains Set and Get requests followed by the set and get data area. The set data area is not overlaid with the Get request data when the SIOCTTLSCTL returns.

Rule: Set request quadruplets must immediately follow the TTLSHeader control block in the buffer, followed by Get request quadruplets. The data for the Set requests must follow the set and get quadruplets. The data area for the Get requests must follow the set data area.
The following items show the TTLSHeader control block structure:
  • TTLSHeader fixed section
  • TTLSHeader optional Set request quadruplets
  • TTLSHeader optional Get request quadruplets
  • Beginning of set data area
  • Beginning of get data area

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