Implementing Security for Other CA Products › CA 7

CA 7

CA‑7 external security includes security for signon and signoff, top line commands, panel access and functions within a panel, job submission authority, data set security, and job owner ID security.

An explanation of how to implement the interface appears in the CA 7 documentation set. In addition to these instructions, the CA Top Secret security administrator must create a region control acid and started task definition for both the CA 7 online STC (CA7ONL) and the CA 7 Independent Communications Manager (CA7ICOM).

Example: region control and started task definitions

TSS CREATE(CA7ONL) NAME('CA‑7 ONLINE ACID')
                   FACILITY(STC,BATCH)
                   TYPE(USER)
                   PASSWORD(NOPW,0)
                   DEPARTMENT(CA7OPS)
                   MASTFAC(CA7)
                   NOSUBCHK

TSS ADDTO(STC) PROCNAME(CA7ONL)
               ACID(CA7ONL)

TSS CREATE(CA7ICOM) NAME('CA‑7 ICOM')
                    FACILITY(STC)
                    TYPE(USER)
                    PASSWORD(NOPW,0)
                    DEPARTMENT(CA7OPS)
                    MASTFAC(CA7)
                    NOSUBCHK

TSS ADDTO(STC) PROCNAME(CA7ICOM)
               ACID(CA7ICOM)

CA Top Secret comes with CA 7 defined as a default facility in the Facilities Matrix. The following suboptions are required:

TSS MODIFY(FACILITY(CA7=ASUBM,MULTIUSER,NOABEND,PGM=SAS,LOG(ALL)))

To allow a user to access the CA 7 online region, enter:

TSS  ADDTO(USER)  FACILITY(CA7)

All CA 7 command security is administered using the PANEL resource class.

Note: If CA Top Secret is not used to secure COMMANDs under CA 7, ACIDs having access to FACILITY(CA7) must also be defined in the CA 7 SECURITY GEN.