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CIA Real-Time Control Options for CA Top Secret

The CA Top Secret control options provide the information required by the CIA real-time component to connect to the DSI server and to read and process the update requests from the CIA logstream.

Note: For more information about these control options, see the CA Top Secret Control Options Guide.

CIAAUTO

Specifies whether CA Top Secret will automatically start the CIA real-time component started task during CA Top Secret initialization. For more information, see Automatically Start During CA Top Secret Initialization.

CIAHOST(CIA DSI host name)

Specifies the 1-to-255 character host name for the CA DSI Server on the z/OS image that hosts the CIA repository.

CIALOGNAME(log stream name)

Specifies the name of the log stream used by the CIA real-time process. For more information, see Begin CIA Real-Time Recording.

CIAMAXSTOR(25|nnn)

Specifies the maximum amount of above the bar (64 bit) storage in the CA Top Secret address space that is used to temporarily hold the queue of update requests that are waiting to be written out ot the CIA logstream. For more information, see Begin CIA Real-Time Recording.

CIAPORT(nn)

Specifies the port number for the CA DSI Server on the z/OS image that hosts the CIA repository.

CIAPROCNAME(CIA started procedure name)

Specifies the procedure name for the CIA real-time component started task procedure. Automatically Start During CA Top Secret Initialization.

CIART

Specifies whether the CIA real-time feature is active. For more information, see Start with a Console Command.

CIASYSID(CIA sysid used in the CIA database)

Specifies the SYSID parameter value that was used for this security image when its information was loaded into the CIA repository. For more information about the CIA SYSID value, see Unload the Security Information.

This option allows multiple z/OS images to update a single security image in CIA. When a security product database is shared across multiple z/OS images, each of those images must use the CIASYSID control option to specify the SYSID of the single image that was unloaded.