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CA ACF2 Example

The following steps are for CA ACF2, which requires rules to exist before access is granted.

1. Create a CLASMAP for CA PanAPT.

   For example, you can create the resource type as type(APT).

   ACF
   

   T C(GSO)
   

   INSert CLASMAP.PANAPT resource(PANAPT) rsrctype(APT)
   

   List LIKE(CLASMAP.-)
   

   --List clasmap to see if the type you created is defined.
   

2. Add R-RAPT into the GSO INFODIR record by issuing the following command in GSO control mode:

   CH INFODIR types(R-RAPT)
   

3. Create resource rules for CA PanAPT/UIF to allow users to log on to CA PanAPT and:
   • Not require a CA PanAPT logon system ID when entering CA PanAPT.
   • Allow any CA PanAPT logon system ID to be used, if using system IDs.
   • Use CA-PanAPT/UIF to create and or change CA PanAPT logon system IDs.

     T R(APT) -- 			--RSRCTYPE created in step 1
     COMP *
     $key(PANAPTU) type(APT) 	--RSRCTYPE created in step 1
     PANAPT uid(*) allow- 		--Not require a system ID
     PANSYSID.- uid(*) allow 	--Allow all system IDs
     PANUIF uid(*) allow 		--Allow CA-PanAPT/UIF
     --functionality
     STORE
     L PANAPTU 			--List the resource rules
     

4. Create resource rules for CA-PanAPT to allow all users to perform all CA-PanAPT activities.

   COMP *
   $key(PANAPTF) type(APT)	--RSRCTYPE created in step 1
   - uid(*) allow 		--Allow CA-PanAPT functionality
   STORE
   L PANAPTF 			--List the resource rules
   END 				--Exit CA-ACF2
   

5. Refresh CLASMAP and INFODIR records.

   F ACF2,REFRESH(CLASMAP,INFODIR),SYSID(xxxx)
   

   (where xxxx is your system ID)

6. Rebuild resource directory.

   F ACF2,REBUILD(APT),CLASS(R) RSRCTYPE created in step 1