Important details apply to the system entry process for logging onto group virtual machines.
If this feature is turned off, CA ACF2 for z/VM does not accept your password on the same line as your logonid. For example, if you try to log onto the MAINT group machine as a group user (by supplying your own password) or as the machine itself (by supplying the MAINT password), CA ACF2 for z/VM denies access and sends the following error message:
logon maint password ACFpgm278I Logon for groupid ‑‑ password will be ignored
When you log onto a group machine as a group user, you do not need to be defined as a user ID in the VM directory. The only prerequisite for a group user is that the user is defined with a logonid record in the Logonid database. You must always define the group machine with a logonid record and a user ID in the VM directory.
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