TSSREPT Option 2

Reports A through D are described on the following pages. Input parameters, if any, appear in the boxes and are followed by definitions of both required and optional parameters. The following OUTPUT FIELDS define the headers that appear on the report output.

The DATE format for each report is MM/DD/YY. This can be modified with the CA-EARL installation options.

 CAKV-R002              CA Top Secret Report Facility                   TSSREPT
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Select the type of UTILX request:  (2)        (3)                     (4)
  _ dynamic, from TSS server: TSSVM___ node: ________ with password:
(1)    TSSUTIL command(s) or _ command file TSSREPT_ TSSLIST_ A_ to execute:
                            (6)                       (7)
    REPORT EARLOUT_____________________________________________________________
    _______(5)_________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________________
 (8)                                                                      (9)
  _ static, UTILX in virtual reader, enter the jobid of its TSSUTIL  JOB: ____
(10)   _ Check here to save UTILX as: TSSUTILX SAVED___ A_ (11)
  _ static, UTILX on minidisk, enter its CMS fileid: TSSUTILX SAVED___ A_
(12)                                                                (13)

                                                               (14)
Select the TSS report ( v - view, s - create and save as TSSREPTn LISTING_ A_ )
  _ Report A: # violations by VMMD/DSN  _ Report B: VMMD/DSN violations
  _ Report C: Password violations       _ Report D: Terminal violations
(15)                                    _ Report produced by EARL pgm: __(16)__
    Input parameter for EARL (if any): ________________________________________
PF1=Help       2=           3=End         4=Return     5=Execute    6=
PF7=SaveCurr   8=GetSaved   9=Refresh    10=          11=          12=Cursor

The following information is presented in the display:

(1)-If dynamic is checked, see (2) - (7)
(2)-The VM server machine ID
(3)-The node if different from where you are
(4)-A password (up to eight characters)
(5)-Supply TSSUTIL commands if appropriate
(6)-If the command file is checked, see (7)
(7)-You may accept the default name for the command file or supply another
(8)-If static (for virtual reader) is checked, see (9) - (10)
(9)-Supply the server's job id
(10)-Check here to save UTILX
(11)-You may accept the default name for the UTILX or supply another
(12)-If static (for file) is checked, see (13)
(13)-You may accept the default name for the CMS fileid or supply another
(14)-You may either accept the default name for the TSSREPT report or supply another
(15)-Enter either v for viewing or s for creating the specified reports A through D
(16)-If an EARL program is used, supply the name

Note: This screen is a two-step process: The upper part of the screen about the UTILX request must be filled in first. Interactive messages will guide you through the process. When the PUN and PRT files are returned, you can then fill in the lower portion of the screen about the CA Top Secret report selection.

PF Key	Assignment
PF1=Help	Invokes the Help Facility
PF2	Not applicable for TSSREPT
PF3=End	Exits TSSREPT
PF4=Return	Exits TSSREPT
PF5=Execute	Performs the selected action
PF6	Not applicable for TSSREPT
PF7=SaveCurr	Saves the current entered values
PF8=GetSaved	Re-displays the saved values
PF9=Refresh	Re-displays screen, no previous entries are saved
PF10	Not applicable for TSSREPT
PF11	Not applicable for TSSREPT
PF12=Cursor	Moves cursor between command line and previous screen position

REPORT A - DATA SET VIOLATIONS

Generates a list of all violations against data sets. This list is sorted by ACID and indicates the number of violations per data set.

PARM=: There are no input parameters for this report.

Output fields are as follows:

ACID: Lists the ACID responsible for the data set violation.
DATASET NAME: Lists the name of the data set the user attempted to access.
VIOLATIONS: Lists the number of violations against each data set.

For TSSUTIL report selection criteria you would select:

EVENT(VIOL).

REPORT B - REQUESTED VS. ALLOWED ACCESS

Lists all access violations against each data set and indicates which ACID requested access, what type of access was requested and what access level was allowed for that ACID. This list is sorted according to data set name.

PARM=: There are no input parameters for this report.

Output fields are as follows:

DATE: Indicates the date when the ACID attempted to access the data set.
TIME: Indicates the time at which access was attempted.
DATASET NAME: Indicates which data set the ACID attempted to access.
ACID: Indicates the ACID which incurred the violation.
REQ ACCESS: Indicates what access level the ACID requested to the data set.
ALLOWED ACCESS: Indicates the actual level at which the ACID is allowed to access the data set.

For TSSUTIL report selection criteria you would specify:

EVENT(VIOL).

mm/dd/yy                        ADMI

REPORT C - PASSWORD VIOLATIONS

Lists all ACIDs that have received password violations.

PARM=: There are no input parameters for this report.

Output fields are as follows:

DATE: Lists the date that the violation occurred.
TIME: Lists the time that the violation occurred.
ACID: Indicates which ACID incurred the violation.
TSSTEXT: Details, in plain language rather than in DRC code numbers, the type of password violation which occurred.

For TSSUTIL report selection criteria you would specify:

EVENT(VIOL).

REPORT D - TERMINAL VIOLATIONS

Generates a list of all terminal violations. The type of violation will be explained in text, not by DRC code.

PARM=: There are no input parameters for this report.

Output fields are as follows:

DATE: Indicates the date on which the violation occurred.
TIME: Indicates the time that the violation occurred.
TERM ID: Indicates the terminal at which the violation occurred.
TSSTEXT: Details the type of violation that occurred.

For TSSUTIL report selection criteria you would specify:

EVENT(VIOL) RES(TERM)