You'll probably also want to think about how you move users over to
encrypted connections in a sensible, phased manner so that you retire the
non-encrypted connections by some expeditious date certain. (How
expeditious depends on the sensitivity of your applications.) And the key
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On Wed, 30 Apr 2008 17:49:57 +0900, Timothy Sipples
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The following comments probably apply only to parnoid shops like
mine, but I want to point out some possible stumbling blocks to
implementing Timothy's suggestion.
... And the key -- no pun intended -- is to
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Subject: Re: Secure TN3270
Don't expect same day service. This list is not read every minite of every
day
by every participant. If there is anyone roosting out there doing so -
they
must have a lot of time on their hands. It is not a 'chat room' as in
interactive. I
I need to set up a secure TN3270 connection on our z/OS 1.9
system. I have read through the Communications Server IP Configuration
Guide and it seems like the TLS protocol would be the way to go, as
opposed to the SSL protocol. Did I interpret that correctly? Also does
anyone have
I posted the following this morning:
I need to set up a secure TN3270 connection on our z/OS 1.9
system. I have read through the Communications Server IP Configuration
Guide and it seems like the TLS protocol would be the way to go, as
opposed to the SSL protocol
You will probably get a better answer at the TCP/IP newsgroup.
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I posted the following this morning:
I need to set up a secure TN3270 connection on our z/OS 1.9
system. I have read through the Communications Server IP Configuration
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You will probably get a better answer at the TCP/IP newsgroup.
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Lizette
I posted the following this morning:
I need to set up a secure TN3270 connection on our z/OS 1.9
system. I have read through the Communications Server IP
It probably wasn't answered because the manuals pretty much tell you how
to do it. There are also examples in RedBooks. I set ours up several
years ago, so I don't remember all the pain involved.
What may be important is your certificate authority. If you connections
are internal, then you
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Subject: Secure TN3270
I posted the following this morning:
I need to set up a secure TN3270 connection on our z/OS 1.9
system. I have read through the Communications Server IP Configuration
Guide and it seems like the TLS protocol would be the way to go
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It probably wasn't answered because the manuals pretty much tell you how
to do it. There are also examples in RedBooks. I set ours up
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Bill,
We did this a couple of years ago, but here are the main steps we
used. If you need more detail you can
I setup TN2370 SSL several years ago. If you want any info you can contact
me offline.
Pat Mihalec
Rush University Medical Center
Senior System Programmer
(312) 942-8386
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I posted the following this morning:
I need to set up a secure TN3270 connection
: Tuesday, May 29, 2007 2:18 PM
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Subject: Re: Secure Tn3270
Ray Prevott wrote:
Just getting started on this. Any advice out there? I am on z/OS 1.7 and
PCOM 5.8. Hope to use RACF to manage certificates, but I don't have a clue
as to what kind I might need. Any help
Additional items to consider is a SHARE presentation on SSL which was
very good. And the RACF Security Administration manual does a nice job
of laying out different scenerios and the needed commands.
You might consider (if the client supports it) just auto-accepting the
certificate.
Some other
On Tue, 29 May 2007 14:05:25 -0500, Ray Prevott
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Just getting started on this. Any advice out there? I am on z/OS 1.7 and
PCOM 5.8. Hope to use RACF to manage certificates, but I don't have a clue
as to what kind I might need. Any help appreciated.
While not strictly
Just getting started on this. Any advice out there? I am on z/OS 1.7 and
PCOM 5.8. Hope to use RACF to manage certificates, but I don't have a clue
as to what kind I might need. Any help appreciated.
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Ray Prevott wrote:
Just getting started on this. Any advice out there? I am on z/OS 1.7 and
PCOM 5.8. Hope to use RACF to manage certificates, but I don't have a clue
as to what kind I might need. Any help appreciated.
You need certificates.
You can BUY them from Verisign/Thawte/whatever,
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