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Displaying VM Access Rule Entry Lists

This screen displays summary VM rule entry information for the specified RULEKEY. This is a display‑only screen. To get additional information on any of the rule entries, enter an S (for SELECT) in the prefix area and press Enter. An additional screen is displayed.

To display OS/390 or VSE rule entries, press PF6.

M9PA‑2223  Display VM Access Rule Entry List (2.2.2.3)   CA ACF2 for VM
COMMAND ===> __________________________________________________________
                                                             TIME 17:12
 Rulekey  : ________                 Entry  1 of  3
 
This ruleset also has MVS‑style rules not shown here. Press PF6 to view.
 
___                                                                    WRE
A01 Addr: V0191 Fn: PROFILE     Ft: EXEC     Uid: SHSADVTLCAMS________ A
    Fpool: ________ Dir: _____________________________________________
                    __________________________________________________
                    __________________________________________________
002 Addr:    Fn:   /_______     Ft: ________ Uid: ******TLC___________ AA
    Fpool: SYSPROG Dir: VMRON.ACF2.SECURITY.REPORTS
                   ___________________________________________________
                   ___________________________________________________
003 Addr: _____    Fn:  PROFILE Ft: XEDIT    Uid: ******TLC___________ A
    Fpool: TECH    Dir: ENGINEERING.THERMONUCLEAR.DYNAMICS.ENVIRONMENT
                        STABILIZATION.DATA____________________________
                        ______________________________________________



PF1=Help       2=Print       3=Quit       4=            5=          6=        
PF7=Backward   8=Forward     9=Director   10=           11=         12=Retrieve

A

Indicates the prefix area for this screen. The prefix area is where you select rules or enter information.

Observe the three characters at the end of the line. These characters stand for the type of access to be granted, respectively W=Write, R=Read, and E=Execute.

All users with a logonid beginning TLC have READ access to V0191.VOLUME. All executes on this volume are logged. No access permission has been granted for WRITE. Because CA ACF2 for VM logonid provides protection by default, granting no permission implies PREVENT.

Entry ___ of ___

Specifies the number of this rule entry and the total number of rule entries in this rule set.