z/OS Security Server RACF Messages and Codes
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z/OS Security Server RACF Messages and Codes
SA23-2291-00

Health checker messages are messages issued by RACF® as it manages the RACF Health Checks, such as when the RACF Health Checks are registered with the Health Check infrastructure, and which are issued by the RACF Health Checks.

For more information about Health check messages, see IBM Health Checker for z/OS User's Guide.

  • IRRH201I
    The RACF_GRS_RNL check cannot be executed in a GRS=NONE environment.
  • IRRH202E
    One or more RACF ENQ names were found in a GRS Resource Name List.
  • IRRH203I
    No RACF ENQ names were found in the GRS Resource Name List.
  • IRRH204E
    The RACF_SENSITIVE_RESOURCES check has found one or more potential errors in the security controls on this system.
  • IRRH205I
    The RACF_SENSITIVE_RESOURCES check has not found any errors in the security controls on this system.
  • IRRH220I
    The RACF_GRS_RNL check does not expect any parameters.
  • IRRH221I
    The RACF_SENSITIVE_RESOURCES check expects only a 1 to 8 character user ID.
  • IRRH222I
    The user ID "userId", which was specified as a parameter to the RACF_SENSITIVE_RESOURCES check, does not exist.
  • IRRH223I
    The user ID "userId", which was specified as a parameter to the RACF_SENSITIVE_RESOURCES check, is revoked.
  • IRRH224I
    The user ID IBMUSER is revoked.
  • IRRH225E
    The user ID IBMUSER is not revoked.
  • IRRH226I
    Unexpected error in the RACF_IBMUSER_REVOKED check.
  • IRRH227I
    The check-name check expects only a 1 to 8 character class name.
  • IRRH228I
    The class class-name is active.
  • IRRH229E
    The class class-name is not active.
  • IRRH230I
    Unexpected error in the check.
  • IRRH231I
    The profile profile-name contains an incorrect number of separators in member member-value of the member list. The correct number of separators is 3.
  • IRRH232I
    The profile profile-name does not exist in the RACFHC class.
  • IRRH233I
    The profile profile-name does not have any resources in the member list.
  • IRRH234I
    The profile profile-name has an error in member member-number of the member list.
  • IRRH235I
    RACF is temporarily inactive.
  • IRRH237E
    The check-name check has found one or more potential errors in the security controls for the resources specified in this check.
  • IRRH238I
    The check-name check has not found any errors in the security controls for the installation-specified resources.
  • IRRH239I
    There are no ICHAUTAB programs on this system.
  • IRRH240E
    The check-name check has found one or more non-LPA ICHAUTAB entries.
  • IRRH276E
    One or more certificates expired or are expiring within the warning period.
  • IRRH277I
    No exceptions are detected. Expired certificates that are not trusted or are associated with only a virtual key ring are not exceptions
  • IRRH500I
    The RACF database is at the suggested stage of application identity mapping (AIM). The database is at AIM stage 03.
  • IRRH501E
    The RACF database is not at the suggested stage of application identity mapping (AIM). The database is at AIM stage AIM-stage.
  • IRRH502I
    RACF attempts to assign unique UNIX IDs when users or groups that do not have OMVS segments use certain z/OS UNIX services.
  • IRRH503E
    RACF cannot assign unique UNIX IDs when users or groups that do not have OMVS segments use certain z/OS UNIX services. One or more requirements are not satisfied.
  • IRRH504I
    RACF is not enabled to assign UNIX IDs when users or groups that do not have OMVS segments use certain z/OS UNIX services. If you choose not to define UNIX IDs for each user of UNIX functions, you can enable RACF to automatically generate unique UNIX UIDs and GIDs for you.
  • IRRH505E
    The BPX.DEFAULT.USER profile in the FACILITY class indicates that you want RACF to assign shared default UNIX IDs when users or groups that do not have OMVS segments use certain z/OS UNIX services.
  • IRRH506I
    The RACF UNIX identity check has detected no exceptions.
  • IRRH507I
    RACF cannot assign unique UNIX IDs when users or groups that do not have OMVS segments use certain z/OS UNIX services. One or more requirements are not satisfied.

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