EXPRESS LOGON using DCAS
The Digital Certificate Access Server (DCAS) is a host-based server that provides some distributed z/OS® security server services. The most common service is Pass Ticket (like a password) generation services. It typically works in conjunction with SSL-authenticated clients that provide logon services on behalf of end users (typically workstation users) that want to log on to host applications. This allows users to log on to host applications without having to know their password, and possibly even their user ID. On the host, DCAS works with the resident security server, such as RACF®, to provide this function.
Requirement: The application Pass Ticket generation must be configured in RACF.
DCAS can support several different client-types for express logon. For additional overview and configuration information about Express Logon, see z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration Guide.
- Starting Digital Certificate Access Server
- Digital Certificate Access Server (DCAS) environment variables
- Digital Certificate Access Server (DCAS) sample procedure (EZADCASP)
- PassTicket server configuration file processing when using IBM System SSL
- Digital Certificate Access Server (DCAS) configuration file keywords and parameters