Use this tab to specify basic MVS account privileges.
The fields in this tab are listed below:
Allow
Bypass Checking
Audit
Specifies whether to authorize the acid to issue the TSS Modify command. The TSS Modify command is used to temporarily change global system defaults specified by CA-Top Secret control options.
This is the equivalent of entering a TSS ADD(acid) CONSOLE command.
Prevents MVS data sets created by the acid from being automatically secured through the RACF bit setting.
This is the equivalent of entering a TSS ADD(acid) NOADSP command.
Specifies whether to authorize the acid to issue RACROUTE REQUEST=AUTH(RACHECK) macros or extract installation data (INSTDATA) from a Security Record from the CA-Top Secret Application Interface. DUF is the CA-Top Secret Dynamic Update Facility component.
This is the equivalent of entering a TSS ADD(acid) DUFXTR command.
Prevents an acid from changing its password.
Specifies whether to authorize the user to use the CA-Top Secret Application Interface to update the installation data (INSTDATA) field of a Security Record. DUF is the CA-Top Secret Update Facility component.
This is the equivalent of entering a TSS ADD(acid) DUFUPD command.
Multi Password
Specifies that the acid needs a different password to access each facility.
Authorizes the acid to store or remove other user and profile Security Records in the Common System Storage (CSA or ESCA) so that information can be accessible to all online regions.
Specifies a one-character language preference code.
Prevents an acid from signing on via ATS (Automatic Terminal Signon) in the CICS, IMS and CA-IDMS facilities.
This is the equivalent of entering a TSS ADD(acid) NOATS command.
Specifies a physical security key for an external authentication device.
Specifies whether or not the acid will authorized to bypass security checking when accessing data sets.
This is the equivalent of entering a TSS ADD (acid) NODSNCHK command.
Specifies whether to bypass security checking when the acid attempts to access resources that are secured by the Limited Command Facility (LCF).
This is the equivalent of entering a TSS ADD (acid) NOLCFCHK command.
Specifies whether to bypass security checking when the acid attempts to access VM minidisks.
This is the equivalent of entering a TSS ADD (acid) NOVMDCHK command.
Specifies whether to bypass security checking (including auditing) when the acid attempts to access all owned resources except data sets and volumes.
This is the equivalent of entering a TSS ADD (acid) NORESCHK command.
Specifies whether to bypass security checking when the acid submits a job.
This is the equivalent of entering a TSS ADD(acid) NOSUBCHK command.
Specifies whether to bypass security checking when the acid attempts to access a secured volume.
This is the equivalent of entering a TSS ADD(acid) NOVOLCHK command.
Lets an acid bypass suspension due to violations (VTHRESH).
Specifies whether logging will be performed for all access attempts made by the acid.
Specifies whether to activate a security trace when the acid logs on.
To assign this parameter to another acid, you must have MISC9(TRACE) administrative authority.
Specifies a facility that will be used to override the default facility (determined by a batch or started task) that is associated with a multi-user facility such as IMS or CICS.
For example, the default CICS facility is CICSPROD. MASTFAC allows you to change that to CICSTEST or any to other defined CICS facility.
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