I apologize for sending this to you all. It was not my intention to do so.
However, you now have a pretty good Security Exit that works on 3
platforms, and addresses SSL concerns as well.
By the by, this IS a security exit, and it documented in a separate DESIGN
document (I won't trouble you all
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However, you now
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I apologize for sending this to you all. It was not my intention to do so.
However, you now have a pretty good Security Exit that works on 3
platforms, and addresses SSL concerns as well
My only objection to your code is the lack of comments!
My $0.02 worth
Sid
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A question re Z/OS security exits.
Does anyone know if exits are invoked as MQXR_TERM when a channel initiator
is shut-down?
The question relates to the requirement to free gotten storage that is
allocated on the first MQXR_INIT and is then used by all exit invocations
thereafter. It would be
Yes, there is a security exit implementation that will do this. It is part
of our Data Secure for WebSphere MQ (DSMQ) product. The product uses RSA
key pairs and certificates to authenticate the communicating parties (in
your case the QMGR MCA and the MQI client), and can validate
I'm looking for a security exit which will let me alias users on one network to roles or identities on a different network.
Alternatively, is there a security exit which will allow the user to set their outbound identity on MQ Client?
, October 28, 2003 8:08 PM
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How can you use this in the UNIX environment? More specifically, AIX. Is
there a link for the source code?
-Warren
At 09:52 AM 10/28/2003, you wrote:
You can use it on Unix.
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Maybe off-topic, but anybody heard about SSL support from MQExplorer?
I find it a better idea than security exit, because all of our queue
managers are v5.3 but Tandem.
We sent this request to IBM support and they promised this development
so 3 month ago... Even if the 'unsupported' MO71 knows
Has anyone implemented this Security exit from Neil Kolban in production? I
have been fiddling with it in my LAB environment and it seems to work well.
http://www.kolban.com/mq/Security/security.htm
I was considering putting it on all my SYSTEM.ADMIN.SVRCONN channels, and
tagging the channels
Peter,
It is quite good.
Any chance of getting this exit for UNIX environment ??
Regards
Sony.
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Has anyone implemented
You can use it on Unix.
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Peter,
It is quite good.
Any chance of getting this exit for UNIX environment ??
Regards
Sony
brainfart on the MCAUSER part, I forgot that the security exit overides any
value in there.
My plan is to tag the MCAUSER with nobody. Now, only people with the
partner exit on their MQExplorer will be able to connect to exit on the
SYSTEM.ADMIN.SVRCONN, where they will be prompted for an ID
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Peter,
It is quite good.
Any chance of getting this exit for UNIX environment ??
Regards
Sony.
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Thanks David and Marty! The exit is a LOT more useful now. :-)
-- T.Rob
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The first time you will see all the relevant
Any security exit experts out there?
I was pondering Karthik's email and decided to code up an exit that would
refuse connections if the UserID was blank. I set up a SVRCONN channel and
installed the exit but to my surprise, all the MQCD data fields coming in at
channel initiation time were
this makes MQ behave the way you expected but does not
make it secure.
/*---*/
/* ReqUID.c */
/* Program installs as a Websphere MQ security exit
should initialize anything you might need for subsequent calls.
Similarly, MQXR_TERM is the time to clean up anything you might have
initialized in MQXR_INIT.
Regards,
Marty
On Thursday 29 May 2003 02:49 pm, you wrote:
Any security exit experts out there?
I was pondering Karthik's email
Redd,
Error code 127 from MS documentation is
127 The specified procedure could not ERROR_PROC_NOT_FOUND
be found.
The most likely cause of this, I would think, is that the procedure MyFunc
is not exported from the DLL. I would check your DEF file (or whatever
mechanism you use).
It
Hi All
I am facing a problem with implementing a Security Exit for
Server-Connection channel. When i am trying to put the message it
throws an error message:
*01/12/2003 16:41:48
AMQ6175: The system could not dynamically load the library
c:\mqseries\sec.dll.
The system return
Wasn't someone asking a question about this very topic just a week or so
ago? I just thought I'd point out that the latest issue of Mainframe Week
(http://www.mainframeweek.com) has the start of a series of articles on
this. It may be too late for the person with the query, but perhaps someone
Geok, you could start with the intercommunications guide, I think it
mentions sample security exits for OS/390
The data provided to your security exit will include:
pChannelDefinition-QMgrName = queue manager this exit is on.
pChannelExitParams-PartnerName = queue manger attempting to connect
Thanks Rob.. thats stuff I really should know if I'm going to be a C
programmer..
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routines
that need the null character at the end.
Peter
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I am creating my
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I'm not an expert in C, and there is probably a better way of writing this,
but this works for me (similar to your assignment statement):
strncpy(od.ObjectName,queue,MQ_Q_NAME_LENGTH);
where od is declared previously with:
MQOD od = {MQOD_DEFAULT
the
first null or first n characters and is safer.
-- T.Rob
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I'm not an expert in C, and there is probably a better way
, STEVE
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I am writing a JMS application to put message in MQSeries5.2(AIX) with
Client connection. I want to make client connection secure. So, i am gonna
use Security exit.
BUT ...I got a doubt..
can i write security exit in C at Client side or we have to write in JAVA
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I am writing a JMS application to put message in MQSeries5.2(AIX) with
Client connection. I want to make client connection secure. So, i am gonna
use Security exit.
BUT ...I got
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