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

LOGON
Responses
14. When an ESM such as RACF ®
is installed, it may have other authorization
criteria defined that completely replace those provided by the LOGONBY
directory statement. For example, RACF support has been added to perform
authorization checks for LOGONs to shared user IDs. Refer to your ESM
publications for further information.
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. If an ESM is not installed, a LOGON of a
user defined with the LBYONLY operand can be done only by an authorized
user using the BY option of the LOGON command. A user defined with the
LBYONLY operand is not allowed to log on to any user ID using the LOGON
command with the BY option. If an ESM is installed, refer to the documentation
provided by your ESM for more information.
Refer to the USER directory control statement in 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 LOGON command is completed, but the virtual machine is set
to XA mode instead of 370 mode. Message HCP1512E is issued to inform the
user.
Response 1
3270 Display Version:
ENTER PASSWORD (It will not appear when typed):
This version of the password prompt is used for 3270 family displays. It indicates
that your user ID has been accepted. Enter your password.
Line-Mode ASCII Version:
ENTER PASSWORD:
This version of the password prompt is used for line-mode ASCII terminals. It also
indicates that your user ID has been accepted. Enter your password.
Response 2
z/VM Version v Release r.m, Service Level yynn (64-bit),
built on IBM Virtualization Technology
v is the software version level.
r.m
is the release and modification level.
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yynn
is the service level which identifies the most recent RSU service tape that has
been applied, where yy is the last two digits of the year and nn is the sequential
number of the RSU tape for that year.
Response 3:
LOGMSG - hh:mm:ss zone day-of-week mm/dd/yy
indicates the time and date at which the system log message was recently revised
and is displayed only when there are log messages to be displayed. All lines of the