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You will learn to use RACF to control JES, SDSF, VTAM, APPC, OMVS or USS
("UNIX under MVS"), TCP/IP, the OS/390 Firewall, Sysplex, the Message Queue
Manager, the Websphere Web Server, and MVS. You will get clear explanations
of how these system software components work, how they work with RACF, and how
you can use RACF to control them. You will learn how RACF interfaces with
other software components to provide your installation the most comprehensive
practical protection possible. This course shows you how to design RACF
exits, how to analyze the structure of the RACF dataset, and how to tune RACF
for best performance. You will learn how to plan, implement, and use RRSF,
the RACF Remote Sharing Facility (which lets you synchronize passwords and
RACF commands between RACF databases).
This course will show you how to use the most sophisticated and advanced
features of RACF. While you do not need to be a system programmer or
technician, you will want a solid understanding of RACF basics to get the most
out of this course. This course is the logical follow-on to HG04: Effective
RACF Administration.
The 400+ page reference manual contains diagrams,
worksheets, and valuable reference material not available anywhere else.
Please note that you can save money by holding these classes in-house. Call
Stu at (301) 229-7187 for details.
Note also the classes we offer for Information Technology Audit Training, as
listed on the left under QUICK LINKS.
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"This is an excellent course for fine-tuning RACF skills. Does an excellent job of staying current with security issues." --- Edwin Lawrence, Worldspan "Henderson is a dynamic instructor that makes a complex, detailed subject easy to understand." --- Jennifer Walker, Arthur Andersen |
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HG05 SEMINAR WORKBOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS
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I Concepts and Keywords 3
Why We Are Here 3
Background and Trends 6
Review of RACF Fundamentals 12
IBM'S Changes to MVS, JES, etc. for B1 Certification 21
The Power of Resource Names With Dots 37
What We Will Cover 39
A) JES Resource Classes 39
B) VTAM 49
C) APPC 50
D) Structure of the RACF Database 54
E) Writing Programs to Read the RACF Database 55
F) Writing Programs to Call RACF 56
G) RACF Exits 56
H) MQM (the Message Queue Manager) 57
I) USS (UNIX), TCP/IP, WWW Server, and the Firewall 59
J) DCE and Digital Certificates 116
K) Sysplex 147
L) RRSF (RACF Remote Sharing Facility) 149
II Action Steps 164
A) JES Resource Classes 165
B) VTAM 206
C) APPC (Advanced Program to Program 216
D) Structure of the RACF Database 237
E) Writing Programs to Read the RACF Database 265
F) Writing Programs to Call RACF 282
G) RACF Exits 299
H) MQM (Message Queue Manager) 307
I) USS (UNIX), TCP/IP, the WWW Server, and the Firewall 330
J) DCE and Digital Certificates 426
K) Sysplex 440
L) RRSF (RACF Remote Sharing Facility) 450
III Forms and Reference 461
A) HASPPARM 462
B) SYS1.VTAMLST 467
C) RACF DBU RECORD TYPES 484
INDEX 491
His most popular seminars provide: RACF training, mainframe audit training including MVS and z/OS audit training. His RACF seminars include: "Effective RACF Administration", "Advanced RACF Administration", and "UNIX (USS) for RACF Administrators".
His audit seminars include: "How to Audit MVS, RACF, ACF2, TopSecret, CICS, DB2, and MQ Series Security" and the follow-on "How to Audit z/OS with USS, TCP/IP, FTP, and the Internet"
Information on class location and schedules, as well as articles, links and other useful information sharing may be found on his website at www.stuhenderson.com