Setting Up Security for TMA TCP for CICS
Oracle Tuxedo Mainframe Adapter for TCP CICS User Guide 3-5
Securing Outbound Connections from CICS to UNIX
Complete the following tasks to enable the security feature for each outbound connection.
1. Specify
SECURITY=Y on the appropriate Requester screen.
2. Enter
ACCOUNT and PASSWORD values on the appropriate Requester screen.
Verify that the parameter values for
ACCOUNT and PASSWORD in the Requester screen match
the
RMTACCT and PASSWORD values in the *FOREIGN section of the TMA TCP gateway
GWICONFIG file.
When
SECURITY=Y, the requester program sends the ACCOUNT and PASSWORD to the remote
UNIX system on connection initiation. When
SECURITY=N, the gateway attempts to make
a connection without any verification.
Securing Outbound Connections from CICS to CICS
Complete the following tasks to enable the security feature for each outbound connection.
1. Specify
SECURITY=Y on the appropriate Requester screen.
2. Enter
ACCOUNT and PASSWORD values on the appropriate Requester screen.
Verify that the parameter values for
ACCOUNT and PASSWORD in the Requester screen match
the
ACCOUNT and PASSWORD values in the User Connection Account screen.
When
SECURITY=Y, the requester program sends the ACCOUNT and PASSWORD to the remote
CICS system on connection initiation. When
SECURITY=N, the gateway attempts to make
a connection without any verification.
Securing Outbound Connections from CICS to IMS
Complete the following tasks to enable the security feature for each outbound connection.
1. Specify
SECURITY=Y on the appropriate Requester screen.
2. Enter
ACCOUNT and PASSWORD values on the appropriate Requester screen.
Verify that the parameter values for
ACCOUNT and PASSWORD in the Requester screen match
the
ACCOUNT and PASSWORD values in the GATEWAY TYPE=REMOTE statement.
When
SECURITY=Y, the requester program sends the ACCOUNT and PASSWORD to the remote
IMS system on connection initiation. When
SECURITY=N, the gateway attempts to make a
connection without any verification.
