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Checking for and Revoking SFS Manager Authorization

To determine whether the user ID is an SFS manager, use the QUERY MANAGER command. If N/A displays in the FILEPOOLS column for the manager user ID, this user ID is not an SFS Manager.

If the user ID is an SFS manager, use the VMDIRECT ADMIN SFSMGRS command to revoke the authorization. Enter selection 3 and the manager user ID. When prompted ‘Do you wish to delete SFS Manager userid ’, respond Yes.