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PassTicket Definition

The NDT contains all PassTicket application and session key-related node information. The NDT is a global record similar to the Resource Descriptor and Field Definition Tables.

To define PassTickets to CA Top Secret:

To define a PassTicket, enter the command:

TSS ADDTO(NDT) PSTKAPPL(ApplID)
               SESSKEY(cccccccccccccccc)
               SIGNMULTI
PSTKAPPL

Defines the application ID. Depending on the application, the secured sign on function uses a specific method to determine the application ID:

SESSKEY

Defines an encryption key for the application in the format of 16 hexadecimal digits.

Length: 8 bytes

SIGNMULTI

(Optional) The equivalent of RACF operand APPLDATA('NO REPLAY PROTECTION'). SIGNMULTI allows the same PassTicket to be used multiple times.

Example: define a PassTicket

This example creates a PassTicket for TSO that consists of the literal 'TSO' and a four-character SMFID. The SMFID is SYSA; therefore, the PassTicket for that system is TSOSYSA. The session key is 296LFD.

TSS ADDTO(NDT) PSTKAPPL(TSOSYSA)
               SESSKEY(296LFD)
               SIGNMULTI