Maybe you can "Find" him something else to work on, like "A First Response Team" that will take him some time to figure out....
Ken
At 10:03 AM 6/20/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Well, We *finally* got some decent information from the "security person". He's talking about the Redbook on the OSA installation. It had some things about RACF security. He assumed that this applied ONLY to the OSA card and not the TCPIP or OS/390 UNIX, which are already securited. Also we're already running all this stuff via the Cisco. The man is a "distal colonic sphincter".
Granted this had nothing to do with Linux/390 directly, sorry about that. But the guy was insisting on NO use of the OSA until this "security evaluation" was done.
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