z/OS Security Server RACF Security Administrator's Guide
z/OS Security Server RACF Security Administrator's Guide
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Now, when Bob Cook authenticates his LDAP user identity at his
Web-based application server and takes an action that causes a transaction
to be sent to the z/OS® system, RACF® is passed the following distributed
user and registry names as character strings of UTF-8 data.
When RACF uses these data values to search the IDIDMAP profiles for a matching filter, RACF finds an exact match to the filter labeled Accounting boss and assigns the RLCOOK user ID. The transaction executes with the authority of the RLCOOK user ID. Any audit records that are written for this transaction contain both the RACF user ID and the original distributed user and registry names that were passed to RACF when the transaction was sent. 
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