Explanation
Security
validation for the specified user failed
when the network access manager (NAM) was called. The supplied user
ID is invalid. This message can be generated if the address space
is not APF-authorized. Fields of interest are the control point name cntrlpt,
the userid userid, the group group,
the terminal name terminal, and the application
name appl. The control point name cntrlpt may
be in the form cntrlpt1-cntrlpt2, where cntrlpt1 refers
to the control point used and cntrlpt2 to the control
point requested. The message is logged to create an audit trail, but
this can be overridden at start-up time.
System action
This message is installation specific. The system
action depends on the configuration of NAM. If using NAM to do the
validation, the userid was not defined in the NAM database. If using
a NAM exit, the external security package was unable to locate the
userid. This message will appear in RKLVLOG and may be seen at the
terminal if the external security package has not passed a message
back to NAM. If a message was passed back by the external security
package, that message will be seen.
User response
If you are a user viewing this message on your
screen, re-enter a valid user ID. Verify that the address space is
APF-authorized.