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Ganesh Viswanathan007
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| I have been admin access for my system. I need to get all the Mainframe IDs that exist in the system. I need a TSO command that can give me the list of all the mainframe IDs in the system. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello and welcome to the forum,
Suggest you talk with the security admins. They should be able to provide what you are looking for or show you how to use the security software to get it - it your id has permission to use the security software. |
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expat
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And of course you would need to specify which security package you have installed, as the solution may vary from product to product.
Unless you actually give us useful information there is not a lot we can do to help you.
I know that if you have RACF installed, the manual will tell you what you want to know. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| I have been admin access for my system |
explain better what You mean by admin access,
it is not a term used for a zOS/MVS environment!
apart the title did they provide also the training ??? |
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PeterHolland
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What are we talking about here ?
The hardware boxes ?
Sysplexes ?
LPAR's ? |
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Ganesh Viswanathan007
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My friend is the admin for a Java based system that handles employee's accesses. He needs the list of mainframe IDs and hence he was told that he has been given admin access to the mainframe system was was told that he can get the list of IDs through TSO commands.
So I am looking for the TSO command that might give the complete list of mainframe IDs that belongs to the system.
Hope this helps |
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PeterHolland
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This is not helping, at least not me.
What do you want ?
The name of the hardware box, the sysplex, the lpar etc.?
And why is your friend not doing some research? |
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Ganesh Viswanathan007
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| I guess the access has been provided for the LPAR. All I needed to know was that is there any TSO command that can fetch me the list of mainframe user IDs for that LPAR. |
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PeterHolland
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Huh, now you are talking about user id's. There is quite a difference with your original question.
But ask your security people for a fitting command and/or list of user id's. |
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aajakashif
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In our environment when we have to find the name and profile of a particular User by his User ID. We use
TSO LU userid
Thought it might help.....as its shows the group and other RACF parameters. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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a friend of mine read the thread and asked me to post on his behalf,
or maybe a friend of a friend of a friend... meditate people meditate 
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| He needs the list of mainframe IDs and hence he was told that he has been given admin access to the mainframe system was was told that he can get the list of IDs through TSO commands. |
is there any reason the friend did not post himself.
maybe he is the kind of people who prefer others do the work they are getting paid for!
as usual another case of poor organization practice, people being given authorities without the appropriate skills
and hiding.... he, I, he, I who is really who has to do the job, wondering |
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gcicchet
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Hi,
if you are using RACF and have the authority, this is the JCL I run in batch to obtain the list of user id's.
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//STEP1 EXEC PGM=IKJEFT01,DYNAMNBR=35
//SYSTSPRT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSTSIN DD *
LU *
/*
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Ganesh Viswanathan007
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My friend is a Java Architect so I just did him a favour !!
Thanks anyway !! |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| My friend is a Java Architect so I just did him a favour !! |
hope that his java buildings do not crash!
doing favors for security related issues might cause both of You to be left without a job ( lawful termination )
so after all it looks like You told us a bunch of lies...
edited to add a further comment...
another demonstration of why I object to having security related issues discussed on a forum,
You never know who is asking! |
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PeterHolland
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Enrico, im retired so i dont care.
Beside that, as we speak im just now hacking the mainframes of
my former shop. |
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aajakashif
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Hey Try::
TSO LU *
Its working....you can get the list of ID's .... |
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enrico-sorichetti
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Hi Peter!
I do not object to hacking I do quite a bit of it myself,
the ethics is... do not ask how to do it
by the way I am retired too!
cheers
enrico
PS.
if the setup of Your former employer is like the ones around here, it would not even be fun...
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PeterHolland
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| enrico-sorichetti wrote: |
Hi Peter!
I do not object to hacking I do quite a bit of it myself,
the ethics is... do not ask how to do it
by the way I am retired too!
cheers
enrico
PS.
if the setup of Your former employer is like the ones around here, it would not even be fun...
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Enrico,
im happy i found a brother in arms.
And of course cheers. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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Hi Peter!
I PMed something interesting, let me know if You want to know more |
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