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Security Files Among Networked Machines

Each command routed by CPF is executed at the remote machine as though it originated there.

Resources, ACIDs, and so forth, may or may not exist on one or more remote node machines. Commands that work at one remote may fail at another; and commands executed at a remote node may not have their intended effect.

Using the previous example, if the MSCA gave ownership of DSNAME(SYS1) to ACID(HARRY) at his local node (where he is designated as an SCA) that command, if routed to REMOTEB through CPF, can give the same ownership to USER(HARRY).