Valid on z/OS.
Use the EIMPROF keyword to specify the EIM profile name for the acid's EIM and PROXY user information.
EIM is an infrastructure technology for the management of multiple identities in an enterprise. Relationships that map identities are maintained and allow administrators and applications to use these relationships to access identities.
EIM lets an organization create a unique identity for an individual or resource and to relate that identity to all other representations of the given entity (individual or resource) within the organization. EIM provides a means to manage multiple user registries on multiple platforms. EIM stores information about the relationships between other identities and allows EIM-enabled applications to map from one identity to another.
Information stored in a security server is used by EIM to connect to an EIM domain. Additionally, the security server may participate in an EIM domain as a user registry.
EIM-enabled applications can perform EIM lookup operations to get information from an EIM domain. An application supplies lookup information, such as, the userid of a user in a given registry and the information retrieved could be an associated userid in a target registry.
Note: In order to enter information into the default EIM record, the EIMPROF(EIMDEF) is used. To enter information into the default PROXY record, use EIMPROF(PROXYDEF).
When used with ADDTO and REPLACE, this keyword has the following format:
TSS ADDTO(SDT) EIMPROF(eim—profile—name)
EIMOPTION(ON|OFF)
EIMDOMAIN(name)
EIMLOCREG(name)
PRXLDAPHST(name)
PRXBINDDN(name)
PRXBINDPW(password)
When used with DELETE, this keyword has the following format:
TSS DELETE(SDT) EIMPROF(eim—profile—name)
When used with LIST, this keyword has the following format:
TSS LIST(SDT) EIMPROF(eim—profile—name)
When used with REMOVE, this keyword has the following format:
TSS REMOVE(acid) EIMPROF
This keyword is used with:
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