Setting LUNAME options for the SLU2/3270 device
This topic describes setting LUNAME options for the SLU2/3270 device.
Viewing the SLU2/3270 device member list
The SLU2/3270 Member List panel is displayed if you choose option 2 on the LUNAME Specific Options panel.
IZTRAN IMS ETO-SUPPORT IMSID: IMS0
COMMAND ===> VERSION - 03.02.00 RELEASE: 15.1.0
START ===> SLU2/3270 MEMBER LIST
SEL MEMBER SEL MEMBER SEL MEMBER SEL MEMBER
--- -------- --- -------- --- -------- --- --------
SC0TCP02
SC0TCP99
TCP*
X*
X%%%
X???
X###
ROW COMMANDS: "S" OR "E" - TO EDIT ENTRY, "D" - TO DELETE ENTRY
COMMAND LINE: "A" OR "ADD" - TO ADD AN ENTRY, "F" - FORWARD, "B" - BACKWARD
This panel displays a list of the SLU2/3270 members created for the option, if any.
To add an LUNAME, type A on the command line and press Enter.
To update a listed LUNAME, tab to the desired name and type an S or E next to the name; then press Enter.
Setting options for the SLU2/3270 device
The LUNAME Options for SLU2/3270 device panel is displayed after you select an appropriate option on the SLU2/3270 device Member List panel.
Use this panel to set options for SLU2/3270 device entries. Options set on this panel override any global and device options set for specific SLU2/3270 device LUNAMEs.
If you select an appropriate option on the SLU2/3270 Member List panel, the LUNAME Options for SLU2/3270 panel is displayed.
IZTRAN IMS ETO-SUPPORT IMSID: IMS0
COMMAND ===> VERSION - 03.02.00 RELEASE: 15.1.0
LUNAME ===> SC0TCP02 LUNAME OPTIONS FOR SLU2/3270
LOGON PROCESS DFS3649 DFS3650
1 1 - ETO-SUPPORT 1 1 - IMS DEFAULT 1 1 - IMS DEFAULT
2 - USER DFSLGNX1 2 - DFS2002 MESSAGE 2 - DFS058 MESSAGE
3 - AUTO SIGNON 3 - ETO-SUPPORT * 3 - BLANK SCREEN
4 - USERID 4 - USER DFSGMSG1 4 - USER DFSGMSG1
5 - RACF USERID 5 - USER MOD 5 - USER MOD
LTERM/USER NAMING OPTIONS: * _:MFSPPDEF 6 - DFS2002 MESSAGE
1 1 - IMS DEFAULT W:PASSWORD 7 - TRX NAME
2 - NODE=USER=LTERM P:PASSPHRASE
3 - USERID FROM TABLE IDLE NODE TIMEOUT: WTO AUTO SIGNON Y (Y/N)
4 - SUFFIXED USERID (0, 10-1440) BYPASS DEQUEUE N (Y/N)
5 - USER DFSSGNX1 ASOT 0060 LOGON DESCRIPTOR
6 - APPEND "@" TO USERID ALOT 0010 DEVICE MODEL
7 - IMSID-BASED SUFFIX SECURITY PROFILE
RESPONSE OPTIONS: MSGDEL OPTIONS:
1 1 - NORESP 1 1 - SYSINFO ======= USER/LTERMS ========
2 - FORCRESP 2 - NOTERM
3 - TRANRESP 3 - NONIOPCB- LUNAME (command line)
- You can use wildcards if you do not want to use specific LUNAMEs. Wildcards include:
- Percent sign (%) - represents a one-to-one relationship with character positions in your
LUNAMEs.
For example, L1%%% captures those members beginning with L1 followed by any 3 characters.
- Question mark (?) - represents a one-to-one relationship with numeric positions in your LUNAMEs.
For example, L1??? captures those members beginning with L1 followed by 3 numeric digits.
- Asterisk (*) - represents any characters (from 0 to many) in the LUNAME.
For example, L1* captures all members starting with L1.
Note: An asterisk must be the last character in the name.
- Percent sign (%) - represents a one-to-one relationship with character positions in your
LUNAMEs.
- LOGON PROCESS
- 1 - ETO-SUPPORT
- Use this option to execute the default IMS ETO Support logon process for SLU2/3270.
- 2 - USER DFSLGNX1
- Use this option if you want to supply your own DFSLGNX0 (Logon) exit routine. You must change the 0 in the exit name to the numeric 1 to access your exit (DFSLGNX1).
- 3 - AUTO SIGNON
- Use this option to perform an automatic non-RACF® signon.
- 4 - USERID
- Use this option to perform an automatic non-RACF signon using the specified user ID.
- 5 - RACF USERID
- Use this option to perform an automatic RACF signon using the user ID specified in option 4 (USERID).
You must enter the TSO user ID value in the entry field for option 4 (USERID).
An online or batch refresh is required after the change is made to activate the change dynamically.
Note: IMS ETO Support first matches the LUNAME at the signon with a specific LUNAME in the "LUNAME OPTIONS for SLU2/3270" table (as described in Setting LUNAME options for the SLU2/3270 device) before it attempts to match any wildcard.Restriction: If users are enabled to sign on to IMS multiple times (from multiple terminals) with the same user ID, it is best practice to use IMS ETO Support logon and naming options that do not create naming collision errors. For example, when using USERID or RACF USERID for the logon process, do not use IMS DEFAULT as the LTERM/USER NAMING OPTION. Instead, use NODE=LTERM=USER or SUFFIXED USERID as the LTERM/USER NAMING OPTION.
- DFS3649
- 1 - IMS DEFAULT
- Use this option to receive the standard DFS3649A message.
- 2 - DFS2002 MESSAGE
- Use this option to receive message DFS2002.
- 3 - ETO-SUPPORT
- Use this option to receive the IMS ETO Support standard signon panel.
- PASSSIZE
- This suboption is located on the right side of '3 - ETO-SUPPORT *'. Use
this suboption to specify which panel to receive when signing on.
- P
- Use this option to receive the IMS ETO Support passphrase signon panel. Member IZTSIGNP in SIZTDATA contains the MFS source for this option.
- W
- Use this option to receive the IMS ETO Support password signon panel. Member IZTSIGNO in SIZTDATA contains the MFS source for this option.
If this suboption is not specified, the signon panel is determined by the MFSPPDEF parameter of the DFSDCxxx PROCLIB member.- MFSPPDEF=Y: IMS ETO Support passphrase signon panel is to be used
- MFSPPDEF=N: IMS ETO Support password signon panel is to be used
- 4 - USER DFSGMSG1
- Use this option to make your own DFSGMSG0 (Greeting Messages) exit after signon. You must change the 0 in the exit name to the numeric 1 to access your exit (DFSGMSG1).
- 5 - USER MOD
- Use this option to supply your own MFS mod name.
- DFS3650
- 1 - IMS DEFAULT
- Use this option to receive the standard DFS3650A (signon status) message after signon.
- 2 - DFS058 MESSAGE
- Use this option to receive message DFS058 after signon.
- 3 - BLANK SCREEN
- Use this option to send a 1-byte blank (X'40') message to IMS MOD DFSMO2.
- 4 - USER DFSGMSG1
- Use this option to invoke your own DFSGMSG0 exit after signon. You must change the 0 in the exit name to numeric 1 to access your exit (DFSGMSG1).
- 5 - USER MOD
- Use this option to supply your own MFS mod name after signon.
- 6 - DFS2002 MESSAGE
- Use this option to receive message DFS2002.
- 7 - TRX NAME
- Use this option to specify the IMS transaction name to schedule after signon. To use this option. you must specify option 7 for the DFS3650 option and you cannot have specified any value for the USER MOD name.
- LTERM/USER NAMING OPTIONS
- 1 - IMS DEFAULT
- Use this option to create a USER and LTERM standard IMS ETO naming structure (USERID=USER=LTERM).
- 2 - NODE=USER=LTERM
- Use this option to create a USER and LTERM with the same name as the NODE.
- 3 - USERID FROM TABLE
- If you select this option, you must specify a user LTERM in the USER/LTERM field. The name you
enter is used to create the USER=LTERM name. Note: When selecting this option, if your LUNAME contains wildcards, your USER/LTERM field must contain one entry with mask characters. If your LUNAME does not contain wildcards, the USER/LTERM field must not contain mask characters.
- 4 - SUFFIXED USERID
- Use this option to specify that the USER/LTERM is to be created by appending a suffix to the
user ID. You can choose from one of the following techniques to determine how the names are
generated:
- Technique 1.
- IMS ETO Support adds a single character to the user ID to form the USER/LTERM name. The values it adds are 0 - 9, A - Z.
- Technique 2.
- IMS ETO Support adds multiple characters to the user ID to form the USER/LTERM name. The values it appends are 000 - FFF.
- Technique 3.
- For all but the initial signon, IMS ETO Support adds a single character to the user ID to form the USER/LTERM name. The values are 1 - 9 and A - Z. For the initial signon of a user ID, no suffix is added.
- Technique 4.
- For all but the initial signon, IMS ETO Support adds multiple characters to the user ID to form the USER/LTERM name. The values it appends are 001 - FFF. For the initial signon of a user ID, no suffix is appended.
If you selected technique 2 and the user ID is 7 characters, IMS ETO Support automatically switches to technique 1.
If you selected technique 4 and the user ID is 7 characters, IMS IMS ETO Support automatically switches to technique 3.
When this option is used, IMS ETO Support returns to IMS the first available user ID and suffix name.
If the same user ID attempts to sign on at the same time, IMS ETO Support may return the same suffix data to IMS. If this happens, the second attempt to sign on with the same user ID receives an error message indicating that the USER/LTERM is already in use. In this case, the signon needs to be tried again.
- 5 - USER DFSSGNX1
- Use this option to create your own customized DFSSGNX0 (Sign-On) exit. You must change the 0 in the exit name to numeric 1 to access your exit (DFSSGNX1).
- 6 - APPEND @ TO USERID
- Use this option to specify that the USER/LTERM is to be created by appending an at sign (@) character to the user ID. In order for an at sign (@) character to be appended, the user ID must be less than 8 characters long. If this option is selected and an 8-character user ID is used to sign on to IMS, the 8-character user ID is used for the user name and LTERM name.
- 7 - IMSID-BASED SUFFIX
- Use this option to specify that the USER/LTERM is to be created
by appending a suffix to the user ID.
When you sign on to IMS, IMS ETO Support refers to the IMSID-based suffix table and appends a 1- to 3-character suffix to the user ID to generate a unique USER/LTERM name.
- IDLE NODE TIMEOUT
- ASOT
- Use this option to specify an auto signoff time.
- ALOT
- Use this option to specify an auto logoff time.
- RESPONSE OPTIONS
- Use this option to set the desired terminal response. RESPONSE parameter values are described in the TERMINAL macro definition in IMS System Definition.
- MSGDEL OPTIONS
- Use the MSGDEL option to specify the messages you want IMS
to discard for the specified terminal.
MSGDEL parameter values are described in the TERMINAL macro definition in IMS System Definition.
- BYPASS DEQUEUE
- Specify whether messages are dequeued for this device.
- Y
- Messages are not dequeued for this device.
- N
- If this is a dynamic device, messages are dequeued during SIGNOFF
CLEANUP processing, provided SIGNOFF CLEANUP is specified as Y.
If this is a static device, messages are dequeued during SIGNOFF CLEANUP processing, provided both SIGNOFF CLEANING and PROCESS STATIC TERMINALS are specified as Y.
- LOGON DESCRIPTOR
- Set the LOGON DESCRIPTOR option to specify the 1- to 8-character alphanumeric logon descriptor. The first character must be alphabetic or national (@#$).
- DEVICE MODEL
- Use the DEVICE MODEL option to select screen size. The name defined for the device model must be for a static SYSGENed terminal.
- SECURITY PROFILE
- Use the SECURITY PROFILE option to specify the 1- to 8-character alphanumeric security group. The first character must be alphabetic or national (@#$).
- USER/LTERMS
- Set the USER/LTERMS option if option 3 (USERID FROM TABLE) is selected,
If option 3 is selected, you must supply 1 - 8 LTERM names. Each LTERM name
is checked for uniqueness within the IMS ETO support tables.
The first name in the list is used both as the user name and as the first LTERM. The remaining names are used for additional LTERMs.
If the name you select contains mask characters (!), the LUNAME must contain wildcards and you cannot specify more than one USER/LTERM name.
- WTO AUTO SIGNON
- Use this option to specify whether WTO message IZT9102I is displayed
when this device performs an auto signon.
- Y
- Message IZT9102I is displayed when this device does an auto signon or an auto signon with user ID.
- N
- Message IZT9102I is not issued for this device.
After you have entered all your LUNAME options, press Enter.
A confirmation appears indicating that the LUNAME options have been stored.