HP XP7 Business Continuity Manager Installation Guide (TK954-96002)

To enable use of UNIX services, use the RACF command from TSO/E to define the management
user and management group IDs held by the OMVS segment in the RACF STARTED class of the
Business Continuity Manager agent cataloged procedure for startup. The following is an example
of using the TSO/E command with the STARTED class:
->SETROPTS GENERIC(STARTED)
->REDEFINE STARTED YKAGENT.* STDATA(USER(user-ID) GROUP(group-ID))
->SETROPTS RACLIST(STARTED) REFRESH
To start Business Continuity Manager agent, you need to define one of the following profiles in
the RACF FACILITY class, and then grant the view permission for the defined profile to the
administrator user ID:
The profiles for which view permissions are granted to the Business Continuity Manager agent
vary depending on whether the Business Continuity Manager agent is started in monitor mode or
in edit mode. For details about these startup modes, see “Details of initialization parameters”
(page 63).
If the Business Continuity Manager agent is started in monitor mode, grant view permissions for
the following profile:
• STGADMIN.YKA.BCM.YKQUERY profile
If the Business Continuity Manager agent is started in edit mode, grant view permissions for the
following profile:
• STGADMIN.YKA.BCM.COMMANDS profile
Following is an example of using the TSO/E command with the FACILITY class:
SETROPTS CLASSACT(FACILITY)
->RDEFINE FACILITY STGADMIN.YKA.BCM.YKQUERY UACC(NONE)
->PERMIT STGADMIN.YKA.BCM.YKQUERY CLASS(FACILITY) ID(user-ID) ACCESS(READ)
For details, see “Setting security for the environment configuration commands” (page 26) in section
“Setting the security” (page 26).
Setting up IBM HTTP Server
This section explains how to set up IBM HTTP Server in order to establish IPv6 connections or HTTPS
communication, and it also explains how to collect logs.
Settings for connecting via IPv6
When XP7 Replication Manager is connected to the Business Continuity Manager agent via IPv6,
IBM HTTP Server is required to act as a reverse proxy server. When the reverse proxy server
receives a request from Replication Manager via IPv6, it changes the request to IPv4 format and
then provides the request to the Business Continuity Manager agent, which acts as the origin server.
Figure 8 (page 57) shows a configuration example of when XP7 Replication Manager connects
to the Business Continuity Manager agent via IPv6.
56 Setting up the environment when linking with XP7 Replication Manager