In addition to setting CA Top Secret control options and parameters, there are CICS‑specific security parameters that can be set to implement security. These security parameters are set via the suboptions of the FACILITY control option and are discussed in the next section.
To enable the use of mixed case passwords with CICS, update the CA Top Secret control options and security file.
To prepare for mixed case passwords:
If you alter an ACID ALL facility password to mixed case and attempt to sign on in an address space that does not accept mixed case passwords, the password will not match.
For information on creating a new CICS-type facility, see the section “Defining Separate Facilities for Regions".
To associate the new facility with the mixed case region assign it as the MASTFAC attribute of the associated region ACID.
Define a MULTIPW password for each ACID which will sign on to the mixed case capable region, for example:
TSS ADD(acid) PASSWORD(password,,EXP)
FACILITY(mixable)
MULTIPW
This:
For example, entering the following commands from a TP monitor which does not automatically convert commands to uppercase:
TSS ADD(MULT01) PASS(cics1,,EXP) FAC(CICSTEST) MULTIPW TSS LIST(MULT01) DATA(PASSWORD)
Produces the output:
ACCESSORID = MULT01 NAME = MULTIPW PEON USER1 ALL = CICSTEST = EXPIRES = 01/01/80 INTERVAL = 30 TSS0300I LIST FUNCTION SUCCESSFUL
If an ACID signs only onto monitors which accept mixed case commands, and accept mixed case passwords, it is not necessary to segregate mixed case passwords using MULTIPW. For information on MULTIPW, see the Command Functions Guide.
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