z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference - z/VM - IBM

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XAUTOLOG
1738 z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference
To determine whether password suppression is active for this command, use
the QUERY PASSWORD XAUTOLOG command. If password suppression is
active, you cannot specify a password on the command line. If you want to
specify a password for the XAUTOLOG operation, use the PROMPT operand.
PRompt
specifies that you should be prompted for the password at the terminal. If
password suppression is active for this command, you must specify PROMPT in
order to use password authorization when entering the command at the
terminal. The ability to specify PROMPT is available only to Class A or Class B
users.
DIRectory
indicates that the user’s entry in the system directory must contain an
XAUTOLOG statement to authorize you to log on the virtual machine if you do
not have Class A or Class B privileges.
SYNch
indicates that the command is to be run synchronously. CP returns control to
the issuer of the XAUTOLOG command when the target user ID is logged on
and IPL command is validated (if an automatic IPL is performed). Unless NOIPL
is specified, there must be an IPL statement in the target user ID’s directory
entry or the IPL parameter must be specified on the XAUTOLOG command.
(Note: If NOIPL is specified, CP returns control when the target user ID is
logged on.)
If SYNCH is not specified, the XAUTOLOG command runs asynchronously, and
CP returns control after a logon is scheduled. The XAUTOLOG command issuer
receives a message when the target user is logged on. For asynchronous
execution, no IPL statement or parameter is required.
ON rdev
specifies the real device number of a local 3270 device that is to be used as
the console of the virtual machine. The ON option is available only to Class A or
Class B users.
ON ldev
specifies the logical device number of the device that is to be used as the
console of the virtual machine. Specify a logical device number as an "L"
followed by up to four hexadecimal digits. Leading zeros may be omitted. The
ON option is available only to Class A or Class B users.
#console_input_data
is data that you want used as virtual console input in response to the first read
issued by the user’s virtual machine. You may use the remainder of the
command line to enter console data; the entire line including any logical
line-end characters (#) is passed to the virtual machine.
Note: # refers to the whatever logical line-end character is currently in effect for
the virtual machine in which the XAUTOLOG command is being used.
If you are using CMS and you specify #console_input_data with the
logical line-end character (#) on the command line, CMS truncates the
XAUTOLOG command at the first logical line-end character. To prevent
this, enter a logical escape character before the logical line-end
character, or enter #CP, where # is your logical line-end character, before
the XAUTOLOG command itself.