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CPFNODE Keyword—Define CPF Node-Specific Options

Valid on z/OS.

Use the CPFNODE keyword to define CPF node-specific options to the TSS database as NDT CPFNODE elements.

This keyword has the following format:

TSS ADD(NDT) CPFNODE(node name) 
              CPFSYSID(system smfid) 
              ACTIVE(YES|NO) 
              RECEIVE(ALL|NONE) 
              SEND(ALL|CMD|PWD|NONE)
              GATEWAY(YES|NO)
              BROADCAST(YES|NO) 
              JOURNAL(YES|NO) 
              JOURNALDSN(dsname)
CPFNODE(node name)

Specifies the CPF node name.

Limits: 1-8 characters

CPFSYSID(system smfid)

Specifies the name of the system where this node definition applies. If not specified, the CPF node definition is used on all systems that share the security file.

ACTIVE(YES|NO)

Specifies whether the node is available to send and receive commands and passwords.

Default: YES

RECEIVE(ALL|NONE)

Specifies if the local node can receive commands from that remote node.

Default: ALL

SEND(ALL|CMD|PWD|NONE)

Specifies if the local node can send commands to other nodes. CMD specifies that only administrative command changes are sent to that node. PWD specifies that only password changes and suspensions are sent to that node.

Default: ALL

GATEWAY(YES|NO)

Specifies a node to act as a CPF gateway or CPF server for another node.

Default: NO

BROADCAST(YES|NO)

Specifies that a node is valid to receive password and command changes that are sent to all nodes using TARGET(*) or the CPFTARGET(*) control option. If NO is specified, changes are sent only when DEFNODES are associated with the acid or a node name is specified with the TARGET keyword.

Default: YES

JOURNAL(YES|NO)

Specifies if the activity for a CPF node is logged to a journal file. Specify YES to write the log data to a SYSOUT file. If SEND(NO) is also specified, nothing is written to the journal, no journal file is allocated or opened, and the status indicates that NOSPOOL is in effect. To change the status to SPOOL and open the journal, modify the SEND attribute to any option other than NO and REFRESH the NODE.

Default: YES

JOURNALDSN(dsname)

Specifies the data set used as a logging file when JOURNAL(YES) is specified.

The keyword is used with: