But on the off chance that I'm wrong, I will ask anyway. We use Windows as our desktop OS <blech>. One "nice" thing about it is that when we go to a restricted internal IIS web site, we are automagically "logged on" to the web site via the Active Directory "trust" mechanism (as I vaguely understand it). Is there any way to extend this so that when a user goes to our z/OS HTTP web server, they can be automagically logged on to their corresponding z/OS RACF id? We do use RACF on z/OS. We don't have any money for this, so a product (unless it is 100% free-as-in-beer and 100% supported) is out of the question. Yes, this is really a whine from the Windows people again about how "unfriendly" z/OS is. I wonder if they whine about our Linux and Solaris servers as well?
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