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Set up CA WA CA 7 Edition Security Rules

Security rules are required for setting up access to the commands supporting the agent jobs. The commands protected by security include the following:

/AFM command (used by the user interface)

L2SCAFM

/AGENT command

L2SCAGNT

/DELAGNT command

L2SCDELA

/IAS command

L2SCIAS

AGFILE command

L2AGX

AGPSWD command

L2DBAPSW

JOBSTART command (used by SAP jobs with STARTMODE=N)

L2QPSTRT

LAGENT command

L2GILAGT

REPLY command (used by i5/OS jobs)

L2QPREPL

In addition to these checks, external security checks can be made for the following when the initialization SECURITY statement is coded to make these calls. Put in place appropriate rules to control the following resources:

Where userid is the distributed operating environment user ID, agentname is the name of the agent to which the job or command is being submitted, and the verbsubverb is the command being issued. The verbs and subverbs you may want to secure include the following; not all verb/subverbs are applicable to all agents; many depend on the job type, operating environment, or both.

Verb

Subverb

Function

CONTROL

CANCEL

Cancel a job on an agent

CONTROL

CLRFILES

Clear the log files on an agent

CONTROL

EXPEDITE

Increase the priority of a job on an agent

CONTROL

GETLOGFILE

 

CONTROL

GETSPOOLFILE

Retrieve spool file for a job

CONTROL

GETSPOOLFILELIST

Retrieve list of spool files (i5/OS)

CONTROL

GETRACEFILE

 

CONTROL

REFRESH

Refresh the agent security rules

CONTROL

SETPROPERTY

Set a property in agentparm.txt

CONTROL

SHUTDOWN

Shut down the agent

CONTROL

STATUS

Ping an agent

DBMON

DELETE

Cancel a DB monitor job

DBTRIG

DELETE

Cancel a DB trigger job

FILETRIG

DELETE

Cancel a file trigger job

PSCMD

GETLOGFILE

 

REPLY

. (period)

Reply to the i5/OS message

RUN

OACMD

Hold or cancel an Oracle job

RUN

PSCMD

Hold or cancel a PeopleSoft job

RUN

RFCR3CMD

Execute an SAP command

SQLCMD

CANCEL

Cancel a DB SQL job

Where there is a period (.), the period must be part of the rule, as it is a valid subverb.

Note: For more information, see the CA WA CA 7 Edition Security Reference Guide.