All general definitions for the CA GTS server are set in this member. The following keywords may be specified on individual lines or combined; you can have one or more on a line. All parameters can either be specified in GSINIT00 or on the OS PARM (EXEC PGM=,PARM=);however, the length of the EXEC parameter is limited. It is suggested to specify the ID of the CA GTS on the EXEC parm and all other parameters in this member. Parameters on the OS PARM take precedence over definitions in this member.
The GSINIT member supports the following keywords:
ARMPOLICY(xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) ARMREGISTER(NO|YES) DEBUG(YES|ON|NO|OFF) ID(CAGENSRV|xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) SECCLASS(DATASET|xxxxxxxx) SECPREFIX(xxx) XMEM(YES|NO) XCF(YES|NO) TCP(YES|NO)
Specifies the name of the policy the MVS Automatic Restart Manager is to use; this can be one to 16 alphanumeric characters. For more information about Automatic Restart processing, see IBM's MVS Sysplex Services Guide.
Indicates whether CA GTS registers with the MVS Restart Manager; an Automatic Restart Policy should also be specified if registration is requested. The default is NO.
Indicates whether CA GTS generates debugging messages; this should only be turned on at the request of CA Support. The default is NO or OFF.
Defines the name of the CA GTS system; this can be one to 16 alphanumeric characters. Although this parameter can be coded on the OS parm, you can specify it here. This name must be unique across all CA GTS systems that connect either through XCF or TCP/IP.
A System Level Name/Token pair is created with the ID value. There is an IBM requirement that you don’t create a Name/Token pair that starts with the letters A through I.
You may want to consider including “GTS” along with the system name (since all GTS IDs must be unique). For example on system “SYSA” you could specify ID(SYSAGTS).
The default is CAGENSRV.
Defines the SAF security class in which CA GTS may call for resource authorization; this can be one to eight alphanumeric characters. An example of such a class would be FACILITY. The default is DATASET.
Specifies the SAF resource name prefix; this can be zero to 40 alphanumeric characters. To separate CA GTS client class definitions from definitions for other components, specify a literal which will be pre-pended to any security resource names outlined by the CA GTS client products.
Indicates whether CA GTS establishes a cross-memory environment; establishing a cross-memory environment causes the CA GTS address space (ASID) to become unavailable once it is terminated. You should check with the products that will be using GTS for their requirements for XMEM. For example, CA 11 requires XMEM(YES). The default is YES.
Indicates whether CA GTS establishes CA GTS to CA GTS connections using XCF; the default is YES.
Indicates whether CA GTS establishes CA GTS to CA GTS connections using TCPIP; the default is NO.
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