Adding User Privileges

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Adding User Privileges

To see this screen, press PF11 after you have viewed the Add Local Information screen. Use this screen to define privileges for the new user.

M9PA‑1130        Add User Privileges (1.1.3)              CA ACF2 for VM 
COMMAND ===> ___________________________________________________________
                                                              TIME 15:39
 Logonid    ==> ________
 Name       ==> ____________________
 
 Privileges: (Enter "y" or "1" to select)
 
ACCOUNT   ==> _ AUDIT    ==> _ AUTOALL  ==> _ AUTONOPW ==> _ AUTOONLY ==> _
CANCEL    ==> _ CICS     ==> _ CONSULT  ==> _ DIALBYP  ==> _ DUMPAUTH ==> _
GRPLOGON  ==> _ LEADER   ==> _ LOGSHIFT ==> _ MUSASS   ==> _ NO‑STORE ==> _
NON‑CNCL  ==> _ PSWD‑EXP ==> _ READALL  ==> _ RULEVLD  ==> _ SECURITY ==> _
SRF       ==> _ SUSPEND  ==> _ TDISKVLD ==> _ TRACE    ==> _ VLDVMACT ==> _
VM        ==> _ VMD4AUTH ==> _ VMD4RSET ==> _ VMD4TARG ==> _ VMXA     ==> _
VSESRF    ==> _
 
 
 

PF1=Help     2=Print     3=Quit       4=Return      5=Execute    6=Format
PF7=         8=          9=Director   10=Previous   11=Next      12=Retrieve

Following is a brief explanation of the fields on this screen.

Logonid: Specifies the logonid of the user.
Name: Specifies the name of the user.

Privileges Fields

To define privileges for the user, enter Y or 1 next to the privileges to be allowed. To enter the definitions into the Logonid database, press your EXECUTE PF key.

For information about these privileges, see “About the Logonid Record”. CA ACF2 for VM does not display privileges that you are not authorized to grant. If the user has been given privileges that you are not authorized to grant, contact your security administrator.