z/OS Security Server RACF Security Administrator's Guide
Previous topic | Next topic | Contents | Contact z/OS | Library | PDF


Listing information from RACF profiles

z/OS Security Server RACF Security Administrator's Guide
SA23-2289-00

You can list the contents of profiles by using the LIST commands, as shown in Table 1.

Command output is in line mode unless you use ISPF panels. To capture the output of RACF® commands, do the following:
  • Use the TSO session manager to scroll through the output.
  • Submit a batch TMP job that issues RACF commands and save the held output.
As an alternative to the LIST commands, you can obtain this information from the output of the database unload utility, IRRDBU00. See Using the database unload utility output effectively.
Table 1. Commands to list profile contents
Command Function
LISTDSD Lists the contents of data set profiles and lets you determine which generic profile applies to a particular data set.
The listing shows:
  • Owner of the profile
  • UACC
  • Date the profile was created
  • Users and groups that are authorized to access the data set
  • Your highest access authority to the data set the security label (if there is one), and other information
  • Other information

See z/OS Security Server RACF Command Language Reference for a complete description of this listing.

LISTGRP Lists the contents of group profiles. The listing shows:
  • Owner of the group profile
  • Superior group name
  • Users connected to the group
  • Subgroup names
  • Other information

See z/OS Security Server RACF Command Language Reference for a complete description of this listing.

LISTUSER Lists the contents of user profiles. The listing shows:
  • Owner of the profile
  • User name
  • Default group name
  • Groups that a user is connected to
  • Group authorities
  • Date the password or password phrase was last changed
  • Default security label
  • Other information

See z/OS Security Server RACF Command Language Reference for a complete description of this listing.

RACDCERT LIST Lists digital certificate information. For each digital certificate, the listing shows:
  • Serial number
  • Issuer's distinguished name
  • Status information
  • Up to 256 bytes of the subject's name
  • Label
  • Validity information
  • Key information
  • Other information

For an example of this listing, see Figure 1.

RACDCERT LISTRING Lists key ring information. For each digital certificate in the ring, the listing shows:
  • Ring name
  • Label assigned to the certificate
  • Owner of the certificate (ID(name), CERTAUTH or SITE)
  • Usage within the ring
  • Other information

For an example of this listing, see Figure 2.

RACDCERT LISTMAP Lists certificate name filter information. For each filter, the listing shows:
  • Label assigned to the certificate name filter
  • Trust status
  • Issuer's name filter, if applicable
  • Subject's name filter, if applicable
  • Criteria information, if applicable

For examples of this listing, see Figure 1 and Figure 2.

RACLINK LIST Lists user ID associations. For each association, the listing shows:
  • Type of association
  • Node and user ID
  • Whether password synchronization is enabled
  • Status of the association

For an example of this listing, see Listing user ID associations.

RACMAP LIST Lists distributed identity filter information. For each filter, the listing shows:
  • Label assigned to the distributed identity filter
  • The distributed identity's user name
  • Registry name

For examples of this listing, see Distributed identity filters.

RLIST Lists the contents of profiles for general resources such as tape volumes, DASD volumes, IMS™ transactions, and terminals. The listing shows:
  • Owner of the profile
  • UACC
  • Date the profile was created
  • Users and groups that are authorized to access the resource
  • Your highest access authority to the resource
  • Security label
  • Other information

See z/OS Security Server RACF Command Language Reference for a complete description of this listing.

Go to the previous page Go to the next page




Copyright IBM Corporation 1990, 2014