z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference - z/VM - IBM

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SET PASSWORD
SET PASSWORD
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Set
Authorization
Purpose
PASSWORD
Operands
Usage Notes
AUTOLOG
XAUTOLOG
LINK
LOGON
Privilege Class: B
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SEPARATE
INCLUDE
Use SET PASSWORD to indicate whether users of commands requiring passwords
must enter the passwords separately from the command.
AUTOLOG SEPARATE
XAUTOLOG SEPARATE
AUTOLOG INCLUDE
XAUTOLOG INCLUDE
sets the system-wide password suppression facility for the AUTOLOG and
XAUTOLOG commands. (Specifying either AUTOLOG or XAUTOLOG changes
the setting for both commands.) Specify SEPARATE to indicate that passwords
cannot be entered as part of the command line. Specify INCLUDE to indicate
that passwords must be part of the AUTOLOG command line and are permitted
as part of the XAUTOLOG command line.
LINK SEPARATE
LINK INCLUDE
sets the system-wide password suppression facility for the LINK command.
Specify SEPARATE to indicate that passwords cannot be entered as part of the
command line. Specify INCLUDE to indicate that passwords are permitted as
part of the command line.
LOGON SEPARATE
LOGON INCLUDE
sets the system-wide password suppression facility for the LOGON command.
Specify SEPARATE to indicate that passwords cannot be entered as part of the
command line. Specify INCLUDE to indicate that passwords are permitted as
part of the command line.
1. For security reasons, the password suppression facility permits your installation
to require that issuers of commands that require passwords do not include the
password in the command line. Instead, after the user enters the command
without the password, the system prompts the user to enter the password, and
the input field is masked.
2. The initial (default) system setting for the password suppression facility for the
AUTOLOG, XAUTOLOG, LINK, and LOGON commands is the equivalent of
SEPARATE. The default system setting can be overridden by the
PASSWORDS_ON_CMDs operand of the FEATURES system configuration
statement. The SET PASSWORD command changes the current setting.
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