IRRI007I

Explanation
This is a warning message only.  You can choose
whether to act immediately. RACF® checks
certain data between the partner node and the local node to determine
whether a command could run on one node but not the other.  The SETROPTS
PASSWORD(RULEx) is one of these types of data and a mismatch is detected.
As a result, a change in password may be accepted on one node but
rejected on the other node unless the SETROPTS password rules match.
When
the password rules are the same, they do not need to be listed in
the same order on both nodes.

System action
If no error messages are issued with this warning
message, RACF still attempts
to move this node pair into the OPERATIVE ACTIVE state. Message IRRI001I
tells you when the OPERATIVE ACTIVE state is reached.

System programmer response
Evaluate the SETROPTS password rule
listed in the message. These SETROPTS password rules must be consistent
when you want two RACF nodes
to communicate with each other. You should use the SETROPTS command
to change one or both nodes so that the SETROPTS password rules are
consistent. If you plan to allow RACF to
synchronize passwords between these nodes, the existing sets of password
rules must be merged into a single set that contains the most restrictive
of the original rules.  Both nodes should then use this new set of
rules. This prevents acceptable passwords on one node from failing
on a more restrictive node. When the SETROPTS options are consistent,
this message does not appear when the two nodes TARGET each other.

Routing code
2 and 9

Descriptor code
4