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

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XAUTOLOG
Responses
JOURNALING system configuration statement is coded. Use the QUERY
CMDLIMIT command to see the system limit value set by your installation. See
z/VM: CP Programming Services for special considerations when issuing
XAUTOLOG through the simulated virtual console interface (DIAGNOSE
X'08').
11. If SYNCH is specified and an automatic IPL is scheduled but IPL processing is
unsuccessful, you receive a message and the user ID is forced off the system.
12. If an external security manager is installed on your system, you may not be
authorized to enter this command. For additional information, contact your
security administrator.
13. There is no password authorization for an XAUTOLOG of a userid defined with
the NOPASS operand, unless an External Security Manager (ESM) is installed.
When an ESM is installed, password authorization may be required despite the
NOPASS operand. Refer to documentation provided by your ESM for more
information.
14. CP typically presents console_input_data to CMS through an interruption
sequence before a CMS program has requested a console read. CMS places
the #console_input_data into its terminal input queue in anticipation of some
subsequent request to read from the console. This subsequent request is
usually the PARSE EXTERNAL instruction in the SYSPROF EXEC, unless the
SYSPROF EXEC is bypassed or the AUTOCR parameter was used at IPL
time. The EXTERNALS() VM REXX built-in function can be used to test for the
existence of console_input_data before the PARSE EXTERNAL is issued.
15. Users defined with the LBYONLY operand in the password field of their USER
statement in the system directory may be restricted from performing functions
that require password validation. When an External Security Manager (ESM) is
not installed, users defined with the LBYONLY operand cannot be logged on
by the XAUTOLOG command if password validation is required. When an
ESM is installed, refer to the documentation provided by your ESM for more
information.
Refer to the USER directory control statement in the z/VM: CP Planning and
Administration for more details on the LBYONLY operand.
16. CP does not support System/370 architecture (370 mode) virtual machines. If
a LOGON is attempted for a virtual machine whose directory entry specifies
370 mode, the XAUTOLOG command will be completed, but the virtual
machine will be set to XA mode instead of 370 mode. Message HCP1512E is
issued to inform the user.
17. If the ON option is specified, the designated real or logical device must exist
and must be enabled.
18. If the ON option is specified and the virtual machine is already logged on, it
will be reconnected on the designated device if it is disconnected or it will be
disconnected from its current console device and reconnected on the
designated device.
Response 1:
ENTER PASSWORD:
is the response to the PROMPT parameter. Enter the password of the user ID you
want to XAUTOLOG.
Response 2:
Command accepted
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