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Startup Parameters in Alphabetical Order Option YES NO Explanation No password check is done as part of the Entire System Server logon, as long as the specified user ID matches the internal Natural user ID. An implicit logon is performed if the first user request is not a logon call. No logon to the Entire System Server is performed at the start of the Natural session, but note that if an external security system is installed, a logon to the Entire System Server including user ID and password is always required. The usage of the AUTOLOG parameter depends on the network environment. If there is no Net-Work installed, the autolog feature should be used to avoid additional logon procedures if the password check has already been done as part of the TP or Natural logon. In a Net-Work environment, the usage of AUTOLOG depends on the defined Net-Work nodes. If only mainframes are connected, we recommend using the autolog feature. In environments with PCs connected to Net-Work, Entire System Server should run without autolog (AUTOLOG=NO). CDATALEN Operating System z/OS, z/VSE, BS2000/OSD Type Optional Default 0 The maximum size (in K bytes) of the common data pool. A value greater than 0 must be specified if the view COMMON-DATA is to be used. COMPLETE Operating System z/OS, z/VSE Type Optional Default NO Specifies whether Com-plete is installed on the system. 24 Administration
CONACCESS Operating System BS2000/OSD Type Optional Default NONE Specifies the access capability of the Entire System Server node to the Console Task. Possible options: Option NONE READ WRITE Explanation Default. Console Task will not be activated. The view CONSOLE can, therefore, only be used for the functions WTO and WTOR. Console Task will be activated if the parameter JOBCONS is specified. All retrieval functions of the view CONSOLE can be used. Same as for READ option, but operator commands can also be issued by using the view CONSOLE. Write access can be restricted to certain users and commands, using the exit USERCSEC. For more information, see BS2000/OSD Security Considerations in the Section BS2000/OSD Considerations of the Entire System Server Administration documentation. CONSNAME Operating System z/OS, z/VSE Type Optional Default is the string ESYnnnnn, where nnnnn is the node number of this Entire System Server. This parameter indicates the name for your logical console in an MCS environment. If you have 2 different Entire System Servers running on the same SYSPLEX system with the same node number, you may choose your own name for your console in this case. CONSTAB Operating System z/OS, z/VSE Type Optional Default 1000 messages. nnn is the number of messages to be kept. This parameter has been valid since MVS/ESA 5.1. and z/VSE 2.1. A wraparound table for z/OS or z/VSE console messages is generated. The number of slots for this table can be defined here. Administration Startup Parameters in Alphabetical Order 25
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