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

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AUTOLOG
AUTOLOG
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Notes:
AUTOLOg
Authorization
Purpose
Operands
userid
(1)
password
Privilege Class: A, B
console_input_data
1 The password operand is not accepted if password suppression is active.
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Use AUTOLOG to log on another virtual machine automatically.
Before a virtual machine can be automatically logged on, it must be defined in the
system directory, and you must know its password. After logon, it operates in
disconnect mode.
Note: You can also use XAUTOLOG to log on another virtual machine.
XAUTOLOG has parameters for defining the virtual machine and changing
command synchronization. Class A or Class B users do not need a
password to use XAUTOLOG; Class G users must be authorized in the other
virtual machine system directory.
Read the XAUTOLOG command description for more information about the
additional functions available.
userid
identifies the 1-character to 8-character name of the virtual machine you are
logging on.
password
identifies the password of the virtual machine you are logging on.
To determine whether password suppression is active for this command, use
the QUERY PASSWORD AUTOLOG command.
If password suppression is active, all data following userid is taken as
console_input_data. Wait for the ENTER PASSWORD prompt before you type in the
password. The password is automatically masked for system security.
If password suppression is not active, the first data item following userid is
taken as the password, and any data following the password is taken as
console_input_data.
console_input_data
identifies the data you want used as virtual console input in response to the first
read issued by the user 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.
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