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

AUTOLOG
Responses
10. 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 AUTOLOG command. 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.
Response 1:
ENTER PASSWORD
(IT WILL NOT APPEAR WHEN TYPED):
is the response when you must enter a password. Enter the password of the user
ID you want to log on automatically.
Response 2:
AUTO LOGON *** userid
USERS = nnnnn
is the response AUTOLOG sends to the issuer of the command when that person is
not the system operator. This response is generated by successful command
completion.
*** indicates no assigned line address for the virtual console.
userid
identifies the virtual machine initiated by AUTOLOG.
USERS = nnnnn
identifies the number of logged-on users.
Response 3:
hh:mm:ss AUTO LOGON *** userid
USERS = nnnnn BY {SYSTEM }
{userid2}
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is the response AUTOLOG sends to the system operator when the command
completes successfully.
*** indicates no assigned line address for the virtual console.
userid
identifies the virtual machine initiated by AUTOLOG.
USERS = nnnnn
identifies the number of logged-on users.
SYSTEM
indicates that the AUTOLOG process has occurred as part of VM system
initialization. Typically, your primary system operator’s virtual machine is logged
on as part of the system initialization process.
userid2
identifies the user issuing the AUTOLOG command. If userid2 and userid are
the same, then CP has autologged this virtual machine so that an APPC private
server connection can be made.