SSBDYH_3.4 - Documentation Index
Table of Contents
IBM Explorer for z/OS V3.2 documentation
Accessibility
z/OS Explorer
What's new in Version 3.4
Quick Start Guide
Installing
Client Installation
Preinstallation tasks
Hardware and software requirements
Installing z/OS Explorer
Installing z/OS Explorer by using Eclipse p2
Installing z/OS Explorer from an existing Eclipse application by using Eclipse p2
Installing z/OS Explorer from scratch by using Eclipse p2
Deploying z/OS Explorer to users without internet access
Starting z/OS Explorer
Installing additional software
Updating and installing software
Using the composite update site
Adding a new software update site
Checking for, and installing, software updates
Enabling automatic updates
Removing an existing software update site
Removing an installed software plug-in
Reverting to a previous installation configuration
Importing a list of software update sites
Exporting a list of software update sites
Select or deselect software sites to check for available software
Updating z/OS Explorer
Updating z/OS Explorer by using Eclipse p2 update site
Updating z/OS Explorer by using Eclipse p2 without internet access
Server Installation
Program Directory for IBM Explorer for z/OS
Configuring
Client Configuration
Client configuration overview
Value Unit client licensing considerations
Planning a push-to-client environment
Distribution of updates by using push-to-client
Creating and distributing configuration files
Creating a master workspace for push-to-client configuration
Defining connections, configuration files, and preferences
Creating a connection to a z/OS system
Remote-to-local file mapping
Mapping data sets and partitioned data set members
File encoding, code page conversion, and inheritance
Supported host code pages
Exporting push-to-client configuration files
Resetting workspace configuration files
Key mapping file
Configuring individual workbench settings
Updating workspace configurations and preferences
Setting preferences for z/OS tools
Client Certificates
Configuration Files
MVS Files
Setting preferences for Remote z/OS Search
Tracing
z/OS Solutions preferences
Configuring non-RSE system connections
Configuring a z/OS FTP system connection
Configuring a proxy server
Configuring a z/OSMF system connection
Managing TLS security and certificates
Defining connection credentials
Connecting to a system that is already defined
Connecting to a system from the Host Connections view
Connecting to a system by using Signon
Connecting to a system from the connection status bar
Connecting automatically at startup
Using shared connections
Updating a system connection
Exporting connections
Removing a default setting from a category or connection
Deleting a system connection
Disconnecting from a system
Server Configuration
Host Configuration Quick Start Guide
Planning
Requisites
Requisite products
Required resources
Client user ID
Servers
Configuration method
Deployment and upgrade
Client checklist
Basic customization
Customization setup
PARMLIB changes
Setting the z/OS UNIX limits in BPXPRMxx
Adding the started tasks to COMMNDxx
LPA definitions in LPALSTxx
Setting the APF authorizations in PROGxx
Requisite LINKLIST and LPA definitions
PROCLIB changes
JMON, JES Job Monitor started task
RSED, RSE daemon started task
Creating the security definitions
FEJJCNFG, JES Job Monitor configuration file
rse.env, RSE configuration file
ISPF.conf, Legacy ISPF Gateway configuration file
Installation verification
Verifying the started tasks
JMON, JES Job Monitor
RSED, RSE daemon
IVP operator commands
PassTicket reusability
RSE daemon connection
Legacy ISPF Gateway
Security definitions
Activate the security settings and classes
Define an OMVS segment for z/OS Explorer users
Define the z/OS Explorer started tasks
Define RSE as a secure z/OS UNIX server
Define the MVS program controlled libraries for RSE
Define PassTicket support for RSE
Define application protection for RSE
Define z/OS UNIX permissions for RSE
Define SAF JSON Web Token (JWT) support for RSE
Define JES command security
Define data set profiles
Verify the security settings
Optional customization
(Optional) pushtoclient.properties, Host-based client control
(Optional) ssl.properties, RSE encrypted communication
(Optional) rsecomm.properties, RSE tracing
(Optional) Send message
(Optional) Interactive ISPF Gateway
(Optional) WORKAREA and /tmp cleanup
Host Configuration Utility Guide
Introduction
Components
Product data sets
User-specific data sets
ISPF profile data set
Requirements
First usage
Startup
Library locations
Primary menu
Customization
Available configurations
Executing workflow items
Other actions
Host Configuration Guide
Planning
Migration considerations
Planning considerations
Product overview
Skill requirements
Time requirements
Preinstallation considerations
Installation user ID
Requisite products
Required resources
Pre-configuration considerations
Workload management
Resource usage and system limits
Required configuration of requisite products
User ID considerations
Server considerations
Configuration method
Predeployment considerations
Client checklist
Basic customization
Requirements and checklist
Customization setup
PARMLIB changes
Set the z/OS UNIX limits in BPXPRMxx
Add the started tasks to COMMNDxx
LPA definitions in LPALSTxx
APF authorizations in PROGxx
Requisite LINKLIST and LPA definitions
PROCLIB changes
JMON, JES Job Monitor started task
RSED, RSE daemon started task
JCL limitations for the PARM variable
TMPDIR processing
rse.env, the RSE configuration file
Defining the PORTRANGE available for RSE server
Defining extra Java startup parameters with _RSE_JAVAOPTS
Defining extra Java startup parameters with _RSE_ISPF_OPTS
Security definitions
FEJJCNFG, the JES Job Monitor configuration file
ISPF.conf, the Legacy ISPF Gateway configuration file
Optional components
Installation verification
(Optional) Other customization tasks
(Optional) pushtoclient.properties, the host-based client control
(Optional) ssl.properties, the RSE encrypted communication
(Optional) rsecomm.properties, the RSE tracing
(Optional) Send message
MODIFY SEND Operator command
z/OS UNIX send command
TSO SEND command
(Optional) Interactive ISPF Gateway
(Optional) Extended lock tracker
(Optional) WORKAREA and /tmp cleanup
(Optional) z/OS Explorer consumers configuration
Installation verification
Verify the started tasks
JMON, the JES Job Monitor
RSED, the RSE daemon
IVP operator commands
PassTicket reusability
RSE daemon connection
ISPF Client Gateway
Verify the services
IVP initialization
Port availability
TCP/IP setup
RSE daemon connection
JES Job Monitor connection
ISPF Gateway connection
Security definitions
Requirements and checklist
Activate the security settings and classes
Define an OMVS segment for z/OS Explorer users
Define the z/OS Explorer started tasks
Define RSE as a secure z/OS UNIX server
Define the MVS program controlled libraries for RSE
Define the PassTicket support for RSE
Define z/OS UNIX permissions for RSE
Define the application protection for RSE
Define SAF JSON Web Token (JWT) support for RSE
Define the JES command security
Define the data set profiles
Verify the security settings
Migration guide
Migration considerations
Backing up the previously configured files
Migrate from version 3.1 to version 3.2
Configurable files
Operator commands
Start (S)
JES Job Monitor
RSE daemon
Modify (F)
JES Job Monitor
RSE daemon
Stop (P)
How to read a syntax diagram
Symbols
Operands
Syntax example
Nonalphanumeric characters and blank spaces
Selecting more than one operand
Longer than one line
Syntax fragments
Troubleshooting configuration problems
z/OS UNIX permission bits
Program Control authorization
Host Configuration Reference Guide
Understanding z/OS Explorer
Component overview
RSE as a Java application
Task owners
Connection flow
Data set lock owner
Freeing a lock
z/OS UNIX directory structure
Update privileges for non-system administrators
Useful security commands
Useful z/OS UNIX commands
Sample setup
Security considerations
Server security
Authentication methods
User ID and password
User ID and one-time password
User ID and pass phrase
X.509 certificate
Multi-Factor Authentication
JES Job Monitor authentication
Connection security
Limit external communication to specified ports
Communication encryption
Port Of Entry checking
Using PassTickets
Using Multi-Factor Authentication
Audit logging
Audit control
Audit processing
Audit data
JES security
Actions against jobs - target limitations
Actions against jobs - execution limitations
Actions against jobs - console
Access to spool files
Show job step details
Show active address spaces
Encrypted communication
Client authentication using X.509 certificates
Certificate Authority (CA) validation
(Optional) Query a Certificate Revocation List (CRL)
Authentication by your security software
Authentication by RSE daemon
Client considerations
Port Of Entry (POE) checking
SAF JSON Web Token (JWT) services
Altering client functions
OFF.REMOTECOPY.MVS (deprecated)
Push-to-client developer groups
Send message security
Log file security
UNIXPRIV class permits
BPX.SUPERUSER profile permit
UID 0
Miscellaneous information
GATE trashing
Managed ACEE
ACEE caching
TCP/IP port reservation
Trusted TCP
z/OS Explorer configuration files
JES Job Monitor - FEJJCNFG
RSE - rse.env
RSE - ssl.properties
RSE - pushtoclient.properties
Security definitions
Requirements and checklist
Activate the security settings and classes
Define an OMVS segment for z/OS Explorer users
Define the z/OS Explorer started tasks
Define RSE as a secure z/OS UNIX server
Define the MVS program controlled libraries for RSE
Define the PassTicket support for RSE
Define z/OS UNIX permissions for RSE
Define the application protection for RSE
Define SAF JSON Web Token (JWT) support for RSE
Define the JES command security
Define the data set profiles
Verify the security settings
TCP/IP considerations
TCP/IP ports
External communication
Internal communication
TCP/IP port reservation
LDAP considerations
Overriding default TCP/IP behavior
Delayed ACK
Multi-stack (CINET)
Distributed Dynamic VIPA
Restricting port selection
Sample setup
System SYS1 – TCP/IP profile
System SYS2 – TCP/IP profile
WLM considerations
Workload classification
Classification rules
Setting goals
Considerations for goal selection
STC
OMVS
JES
ASCH
Tuning considerations
Resource usage
Overview
Address space count
Process count
Thread count
Temporary resource usage
Storage usage
Java heap size limit
Address space size limit
Size estimate guidelines
Sample storage usage analysis
z/OS UNIX file system space usage
Key resource definitions
/etc/zexpl/rse.env
SYS1.PARMLIB(BPXPRMxx)
Various resource definitions
EXEC card in the server JCL
FEK.#CUST.PARMLIB(FEJJCNFG)
SYS1.PARMLIB(IEASYSxx)
SYS1.PARMLIB(IVTPRMxx)
SYS1.PARMLIB(ASCHPMxx)
Monitoring
Monitoring RSE
Monitoring z/OS UNIX
Monitoring the network
Monitoring z/OS UNIX file systems
Sample setup
Thread pool count
Determine minimum limits
Defining limits
Monitor resource usage
Performance considerations
Use zFS file systems
Avoid use of STEPLIB
Improve access to system libraries
Language Environment (LE) runtime libraries
Application development
Improving performance of security checking
Fixed Java heap size
Class sharing between JVMs
Enable class sharing
Cache size limits
Cache security
SYS1.PARMLIB(BPXPRMxx)
Disk space
Cache management utilities
Push-to-client considerations
Introduction
Primary system
Push-to-client metadata
Metadata location
Metadata security
Metadata space usage
Client configuration control
Client version control
Multiple developer groups
Activation
Group concatenations
Workspace binding
Group metadata location
Group name limitations
Setup steps
LDAP-based group selection
LDAP schema
LDAP server selection
LDAP server location
Sample setup
Adding push-to-client back-end to LDAP
Initial LDAP group setup
Add developers to LDAP groups
pushtoclient.properties
rse.env
/var/zexpl/pushtoclient/*install
SAF-based group selection
Sample setup
Security definition
pushtoclient.properties
rse.env
/var/zexpl/pushtoclient/*install
Grace period for rejecting changes
User exit considerations
User exit characteristics
User exit activation
Writing a user exit routine
Console messages
Executing with a variable user ID
z/OS UNIX shell script
z/OS UNIX REXX exec
Available exit points
audit.action
logon.action
Customizing the TSO environment
The TSO Commands service
Access methods
Using the Legacy ISPF Gateway access method
ISPF.conf
Use existing ISPF profiles
Using an allocation exec
Use multiple allocation execs
Multiple ISPF.conf files with multiple z/OS Explorer setups
Running multiple instances
Identical setup across a sysplex
Identical software level, different configuration files
Nearly identical rse.env
Different rse.env
Automated synchronizing
All other situations
Troubleshooting configuration problems
Log and setup analysis using FEKLOGS
Log files
JES Job Monitor logging
RSE daemon and thread pool logging
RSE user logging
fekfivpi IVP test logging
Dump files
MVS dumps
Java dumps
z/OS UNIX dump locations
Tracing
JES Job Monitor tracing
RSE tracing
z/OS UNIX permission bits
SETUID file system attribute
Program Control authorization
APF authorization
Reserved TCP/IP ports
Address Space size
Startup JCL requirements
Limitations set in SYS1.PARMLIB(BPXPRMxx)
Limitations stored in the security profile
Limitations enforced by system exits
Limitations for 64-bit addressing
SYSPLEX
Miscellaneous information
System limits
Connection refused
OutOfMemoryError
Host Connect Emulator
Setting up encrypted communication and X.509 authentication
Decide where to store private keys and certificates
Create a key ring with RACF
Clone the existing RSE setup
Update rse.env to enable coexistence
Update ssl.properties to enable encryption
Update the existing RSE daemon
Activate encryption by creating a new RSE daemon
Test the connection
(Optional) Enable FIPS 140-2 compliancy
(Optional) Add X.509 client authentication support
Manage encryption protocols and ciphers
Managing encryption ciphers
Managing encryption protocols
Support for SSLv3 (deprecated)
Setting up AT-TLS
Requirements and checklist
Control server port usage in rse.env
Control encrypted communication in ssl.properties
Setting up syslogd
AT-TLS configuration in PROFILE.TCPIP
Policy Agent started task
Policy Agent configuration
AT-TLS policy
AT-TLS security updates
AT-TLS policy activation
Setting up TCP/IP
Hostname dependency
Understanding resolvers
Understanding search orders of configuration information
Search orders used in the z/OS UNIX environment
Base resolver configuration files
Translate tables
Local host tables
Applying this set up information to z/OS Explorer
Host address is not resolved correctly
User's Guides
IBM Explorer for z/OS User's Guide
Overview of IBM Explorer for z/OS
Configuring system connections
Defining connection credentials
Managing TLS security and certificates
Configuring a z/OS FTP system connection
Configuring a z/OSMF system connection
Perspectives
The z/OS perspective
The Resource perspective
The Remote System Explorer perspective
Tasks
Accessing resources on local and remote systems
Creating local JCL files
Using the IBM z/OS Management Facility
Configuring a z/OSMF system connection
Viewing the output of an active job
Deleting or cancelling an active job
Working with data sets
Creating a new data set
Creating a new data set member
Data set actions
Editing data sets
Submitting a batch job
Updating and installing software
Using the composite update site
Adding a new software update site
Checking for, and installing, software updates
Enabling automatic updates
Removing an existing software update site
Removing an installed software plug-in
Reverting to a previous installation configuration
Importing a list of software update sites
Exporting a list of software update sites
Select or deselect software sites to check for available software
Working with system connections
Configuring a z/OS FTP system connection
Configuring a proxy server
Configuring a z/OSMF system connection
Defining connection credentials
Connecting to a system that is already defined
Connecting to a system from the Host Connections view
Connecting to a system by using Signon
Connecting to a system from the connection status bar
Connecting automatically at startup
Using shared connections
Updating a system connection
Exporting connections
Removing a default setting from a category or connection
Deleting a system connection
Disconnecting from a system
Working with z/OS UNIX files
Changing z/OS UNIX file and directory permissions
Creating a new z/OS UNIX file
Creating a new z/OS UNIX directory
Editing z/OS UNIX files
z/OS views
The Console view
The Data Sets view
The Error Log view
The Host Connections view
The Jobs view
The z/OS Jobs view
The z/OS UNIX Files view
The Properties view
Shortcut keys
How to provide feedback
Generic RSE User's Guide
Getting Started with the Remote System Explorer
Installing the Remote System Explorer
First Steps with the Remote System Explorer
Setting up a dstore server
Using Remote Connections
Extending Remote System Explorer
Remote System Explorer Connections
Universal Systems
Connecting to a remote Linux or UNIX server
Connecting to a remote Windows server
Disconnecting from a remote server
Creating a second connection to a remote server
Deleting a connection
Configuring environment variable support for connections
Filters, filter pools, and filter pool references
Creating file filters
Changing and renaming filters
Deleting filters
Configuring filter pools
Configuring filter pool references
Remote System Explorer Profiles
Creating a second profile
Deleting a profile
Shells and commands in the Remote Systems view
Running and viewing commands using the Remote Shell view
Working with command shells
Search for text and files on remote servers
Using search parameters with special characters
Managing archived files
Copying and pasting in the Remote System Explorer
Dragging and dropping items in the Remote System Explorer
Accessing Remote System Explorer preferences
Saving passwords for remote systems
Working with TLS
Using RSE and EFS
Notices
About This Content
RSE User's Guide for z/OS
Remote System Explorer overview
Accessing resources on local systems
Exploring the local file system
Searching the local file system
Accessing resources on remote systems
Working with remote systems
Creating a connection to a z/OS system
Connection properties for remote subsystems
Creating a connection for client certificate authentication
Connecting to a remote system
Through Interactive ISPF Gateway
Enabling automatic login for RSE connections
Exporting an RSE connection
Changing your password
Disconnecting from a remote system
Deleting a remote system
Working with resources
Finding remote z/OS resources
Searching a remote z/OS system
Setting other search options
Searching for hexadecimal values in remote z/OS files
Working with search results
Exporting search results
Saving search queries
Monitoring remote system resources
The Remote Edit History view
Deleting a resource
Sorting filters
Setting preference for clearing cached files
Enabling hyperlinks for created resources
Accessing z/OS UNIX System Services
Configuring a connection to point to the remote system server
Setting up filters to explore a z/OS UNIX system
Connecting to a remote system server
Setting server launcher preferences for z/OS systems
Viewing file system information for z/OS UNIX System Services files or folders
Setting encodings for z/OS UNIX System Services files
Setting up encoding preferences for cross-system UNIX file transfer
Converting the encoding of z/OS UNIX System Services files
MVS Files subsystem
MVS Files details view
Creating a filter for MVS files
Creating a filter with selected data sets
Creating member filters
Working with large filters
Retrieving data sets
Managing retrieved data sets
Finding members
Finding and editing members
Moving PDS members
Working with large partitioned data sets
Allocating data sets
Data set characteristics
Data set allocation rules
Allocating a partitioned data set or sequential file from an existing file
Allocating VSAM data sets
Allocating a VSAM file from an existing file
VSAM data set characteristics
Editing a remote file
Browsing a remote file
Viewing a remote file
Comparing remote files
Setting language-specific preferences for comparing files
Comparing a file with a previous version
Copying remote files
Copying a load module
Copying files with undefined format
Exploring PDSEv2 member generations
Defining and using data set aliases
Deleting an alias
Editing a data set alias
Viewing and working with generation data groups
Viewing GDGs and GDSs
Defining a generation data group
Allocating a generation data set
Migrating and recalling data sets
Hiding archived data sets
Compressing partitioned data sets
Members with nonstandard names
Setting up host encoding preferences for MVS Files
JES Subsystem
Preferences
Creating a filter for a JES subsystem
JES Spool Editor
Comparing job spool files
Exporting JES job spools to local files
Exporting JES job spools to remote data sets
Retrieving jobs
Managing retrieved jobs
Working with JES jobs
Displaying job data sets
Properties of job data sets
Resubmitting jobs
Editing and resubmitting jobs
Comparing JCLs of jobs
Showing steps for JES jobs
Displaying system and active job address space information
TSO subsystem
Issuing TSO commands
Saving a TSO session
SSH Terminals
JCL Editor
Getting started with the JCL Editor
Opening files and getting file content
Opening, browsing, or viewing a file reference
Opening, browsing, or viewing an include member
Opening, browsing, and viewing JCL procedures
Opening a declaration
Previewing copy, include, preprocessor, and macro statements
Inserting code templates into code
Surrounding selected statements with a code template
Using content assist
Navigating in source files
Using the JCL Outline view
Navigating a source file with quick outline
Editing text
Validating JCL
Hexadecimal editing
Continuing comments
Commenting and uncommenting lines
Labeling source lines in the sequence number area
Adding and updating sequence numbers
Removing sequence numbers
Formatting your program
Real-time syntax checking of JCL files
Temporarily disabling Real-time syntax checking
Quick fix
Submitting a JCL file to JES
Saving and closing files
Preserving round-trip integrity of MVS files
File truncation warning
Keyboard shortcuts
JCL Editor preferences
Setting an autosave interval
Setting margins and tab stops
Formatting code elements
Setting preferences for editor save actions
Enabling sequence number handling
Syntax coloring
Setting task tags
Setting typing preferences
Real-time syntax checking
Setting preferences for JCL templates
Code templates in a push-to-client environment
Creating code templates
Editing code templates
Removing code templates
Importing code templates
Exporting code templates
Troubleshooting
Viewing the error log
Capturing trace data
Preparing error data for IBM service
z/OS Explorer Quick Tips
Client messages
z/OS Explorer (IZE) Messages
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CRRZI: JES Job Monitor
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FEJE Messages
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Host and runtime messages
FEK: Configuration Utility
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FEK, BPXM, and CEARC: RSE daemon and RSE server
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Reference
Accessibility for Eclipse products
Fonts and color settings
Specifying custom color settings
Configuring the context-sensitive help for screen readers
Keyboard shortcuts for the help system in the product
Icons of the Remote Systems view
RSE API
What's new in RSE API
Program Directory for IBM Remote System Explorer API (RSE API)
Host Configuration Guide
Planning
Planning considerations
Product overview
Skill requirements
Preinstallation considerations
Installation user ID
Requisite products
Required resources
Pre-configuration considerations
User ID considerations
Server considerations
Predeployment considerations
User checklist
Basic customization
Requirements and checklist
Customization setup
PARMLIB updates
Set the z/OS UNIX limits in BPXPRMxx
Add the started tasks to COMMNDxx
PROCLIB changes
RSEAPI, RSE API server started task
JCL limitations for the PARM variable
TMPDIR processing
rseapi.env, the RSE API configuration file
mvsMappings.json, map host encodings, file extensions, and transfer types
Security definitions
Encrypted communication definitions
X.509 Client certificate authentication
Security definitions
Requirements and checklist
Define an OMVS segment for RSE API users
Define the RSEAPI started tasks
Define RSE API as a secure z/OS UNIX server
Define the PassTicket support for RSE API
Define authorization for RSE API administrators
Define z/OS UNIX permissions for RSE API
Define the application protection for RSE
Define the data set profiles
Verify the security settings
Encrypted communication customization
Requirements and checklist
Security updates
Customize rseapi.env
Customize the RSEAPI started task
RSE API Scaling and server management
Manual scaling with multiple RSE API instances
Autoscaling with RSE API overflow mode
Scaling with Zowe API mediation layer
Example: Scaling RSE API for 200 active users
Example: Scaling RSE API for 400 active users
(Optional) Setting up Remote Connection Emulator
(Optional) Setting up AT-TLS
Requirements and checklist
Setting up syslogd
AT-TLS configuration in PROFILE.TCPIP
Policy Agent started task
Policy Agent configuration
AT-TLS policy
AT-TLS security updates
RSE API security updates
AT-TLS policy activation
Customize rseapi.env
Customize the RSEAPI started task
(Optional) Setting up a key store (deprecated)
Requirements and checklist
Select the KeyStore creation method
Select the Certificate Authority (CA) used for signing
Customize the KeyStore creation variables and invoke the KeyStore creation script
Customize rseapi.env
Customize the RSEAPI started task
(Optional) Other customization tasks
(Optional) rsecomm.properties, the RSE tracing
(Optional) Load balancing through TCP/IP port sharing
(Optional) Extended lock tracker
(Optional) Autoscaling
Configuration for autoscaling
Special cases and troubleshooting
Operator commands
Start (S)
RSEAPI
Stop (P)
How to read a syntax diagram
Symbols
Operands
Syntax example
Nonalphanumeric characters and blank spaces
Selecting more than one operand
Longer than one line
Syntax fragments
Troubleshooting configuration problems
z/OS UNIX permission bits
Program Control authorization
Using with Zowe API Mediation Layer
Registering with the Zowe API Mediation layer
Testing RSE API in the Zowe API Mediation Layer
Using the RSE CLI plug-in with the Zowe API Mediation Layer
Configuring multiple instances of RSEAPI
RSE API Troubleshooting
RSE API Diagnostics Collection Guide
Changing server and user logging levels dynamically
Server messages in RSE API
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Resources
RSE API MCP Tools
REST API Docs