That should be simple: you need to run RACFCONV, using the RACF code of the 6.1 system. Did that often enough.
So, install z/VM 6.2 Make the minidisk with the 6.1 RACF code available in the first level VM (should be 6VMRAC10 505 ) When nobody is changing passwords, etc, take a DDR BACKUP of RACFVM 200 and 300 (I use RACFVM 1200 and 1300 as backups, so if you'd have troubles user RACFVM can get these backup minidisks without requiring a LINK command #CP DET 200 300#DEFINE 1200 200#DERFINE 1300 300 would be enough to go back to the backup copy) Have the passsword of RACFVM as written in tye CP directory at your disposition Make sure RACFVM has a link to the backup disks CP SET SECUSER RACFVM * CP SEND CP RACFVM LINK * 1200 1200 CP SEND CP RACFVM LINK * 1300 1300 >From MAINT for example, link and access (the copy of) 6VMRAC10 505 LINK RACFVM 200 200 MW LINK RACFVM 300 200 MW Assure RACFVM can no longer update 200/300, after this step RACFVM is dead for a while CP SEND CP RACFVM DEF 200 2200 CP SEND CP RACFVM DEF 300 2300 you could change this also in CP SEND CP LINK * 200 200 RR (same for 300), then RACF becomes R/O instead of dead, but I don't know if an end-user would see a message it he tried to chnage his pswd at this time... Run RACFCONV in MAINT When done: give RACF the converted disks back as 200/300 and restart it. CP DET 200 300 CP SEND CP RACFVM DEF 2200 200 CP SEND CP RACFVM DEF 2300 300 CP SEND CP IPL 490 2010/12/10 =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Victor_Hugo_Ochoa?= <[email protected]> > Hello again everyone > > Exist any book, manual or procedure to migrate RACF in z/VM 5.3 to RACF in > z/VM 6.1? > > > I will migrate to z/VM 5.3 to z/VM 6.1 and I need to know the steps to > migrate the version of RACF in 5.3 with all RACF definitions that have at > this time. > > Anyone know or I could list the steps to follow to perform this migration? > > Thanks in advance > > Victor Hugo Ochoa Avila > BBVA CCR America > -- Kris Buelens, IBM Belgium, VM customer support
