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Specifying Startup Options in CAITSS

The CAITSSxx parmlib member that you specify at the CAISEC prompt contains parameters that apply to that CA Top Secret system. Note the following rules:

• Specify one keyword per line.
• The following control options are allowed and no abbreviations are allowed:

  CMDNUM

  Determines the number of command processors initiated at startup of the CA Top Secret address space.

  EXPDAYS

  Sets how many additional days after a FOR or UNTIL clause has expired that an ADD or PERMIT is kept on the security file before deletion.

  OPTIONS

  Specifies general purpose configuration options. This definition applies to options numbered above 32. Options 1 to 32 replace optional APARs in releases of CA Top Secret prior to r5.1.

  PWVERIFY

  Forces users to verify their old password before changing to a new password.

  SUBSYS

  Modifies the TSS subsystem name that defaults to TSS.

• MVS symbolic substitution is supported in the CAITSSxx parmlib member.
• The SUBSYS keyword lets you modify the CA Top Secret subsystem name that defaults to CA Top Secret. The modified subsystem name must be in the format ‘TSxx’.

  Important! The CA TSS procedure has to match the subsystem name and must be in the system procedure library (SYS1.PROCLIB).

  Note: When you stop and start CA Top Secret during an IPL, it uses the options specified on the START command rather than those specified in the CAITSSxx member. If the CAITSSxx member does not exist at IPL time, CA TSS startup parameters are not passed on the automatic start of CA Top Secret. Additionally, no messages are issued.