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Command Rejected-Authority Invalid (Message IEE345I)

If this message is displayed on a target system after entering a CA MIC cross-system command, then you may need to increase the authority levels associated with the command source.

To increases authority levels

1. Find out the authority levels associated with the LINK command for the console or extended console from which the command was entered on the system of origin (not the target system). For example:

   F MIMCONS,D LINK
   

2. Find the AUTH value in the MIM3016 message display.

   This value represents the current command authority level for the console or extended console when a cross-system command is entered. Possible values include:

   ALL

   The target console can execute console, I/O, and system control command.

   C

   The target console can execute any cross-system console control command.

   I

   The target console can execute any cross-system I/O control command.

   INFO

   The target console can execute any cross-system informational command.

   MSTR

   The target console can execute any cross-system command requiring master console authority or any other authority level.

   NONE

   The target console cannot execute cross-system commands.

   S

   The target console can execute any cross-system system control command.

   SRCE

   The target console uses the authority level assigned to the command source when executing cross-system commands.

3. Modify the current authority level associated with the console by using the LINK REPLACE command. For example:

   F MIMCONS,LINK REPLACE CONSOLE=TESTCONS SYSID=ALL AUTH=ALL
   

4. Re-enter the cross-system command

   The IEE345I message should not be displayed.

For detailed information on the LINK command and command authority levels, see the chapter “Advanced Topics.”