With CA ACF2 for VM, you can protect VM account support, the AUTOLOG and XAUTOLOG commands, access to group user IDs, the DIAL command, IUCV, and VMCF resources. To protect a resource, you must write and compile a resource rule. Then, indicate the type of resource to CA ACF2 for VM with a type code. The CA ACF2 for VM‑supplied type codes for resource rules are:
For resource rules that protect CA ACF2 for VM account validation
For resource rules that protect the target of the AUTOLOG command
For resource rules that protect the target of the DIAL command
For resource rules that protect VM dataspaces
For resource rules that protect logging onto group machines
For resource rules that protect the Inter‑User Communication Vehicle (IUCV)
For resource rules that protect POSIX
For resource rules that protect the Virtual Machine Communications Facility (VMCF).
These type codes can be different at your site. Locally‑defined type code values must contain three alphanumeric characters. You must define the values for these resource rules. To implement the rules, define the resources that are protected and issue CA ACF2 for VM access validation requests from your locally‑written application programs through the System Request Facility (SRF).
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