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  • mvsguy

    DDF Security?

    I'm getting a security error when accessing DB2 9.1 from DB2 connect
    -
    db2 =connect to [mainframe] user [userid] USING [password]
    SQL30082N Security processing failed with reason "15" ("PROCESSING
    FAILURE") SQLSTATE=08001
    The mainframe spits out the following message -
    DSNL030I -DB9G DSNLTSEC DDF PROCESSING FAILURE FOR 610
    LUWID=GADC3343. FFFE.C325BB499F B1
    AUTHID=[userid], REASON=00F30013

    How can I tell what is causing the error?

    Regards,
    MVSGuy
  • mvsmsh

    #2
    Re: DDF Security?

    Hi
    It's hard to say what's the problem ( no more M/F DB2 in my site),
    but it looks like that user is not authorized to connect to DB2 .

    Please have look DSNDBM1 and DDF syslog .

    Is the user_id DDF RACF user id or enduser id ?

    There's good DB2 list server mainly focus on M/F ,


    On Oct 16, 3:25�am, mvsguy <kkin...@fuse.n etwrote:
    I'm getting a security error when accessing DB2 9.1 from DB2 connect
    -
    db2 =connect to [mainframe] user [userid] USING [password]
    SQL30082N �Security processing failed with reason "15" ("PROCESSING
    FAILURE") SQLSTATE=08001
    The mainframe spits out the following message -
    DSNL030I �-DB9G DSNLTSEC DDF PROCESSING FAILURE FOR 610
    LUWID=GADC3343. FFFE.C325BB499F B1
    AUTHID=[userid], REASON=00F30013
    >
    How can I tell what is causing the error?
    >
    Regards,
    MVSGuy

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    • mvsguy

      #3
      Re: DDF Security?

      Please have look DSNDBM1  and DDF syslog .

      There's nothing in any of the started task message logs, sysout, or
      the console log.
      Is the user_id DDF RACF user id or enduser id ?
      I have tried both, with the same result. I've confirmed the end user
      id is SYSADM, which should have all the access possible.
      There's good DB2 list server mainly focus  on M/F ,http://www.idugdb2-l..org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=DB2-L
      Thank you, I wasn't aware of that one. I've posted my message there
      too.

      Thank you,
      kk

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      • todd.munk@verizon.net

        #4
        Re: DDF Security?

        You need to define a profile for the subsystem(s). For instance, my
        subsystems are called TEK1 and TEK2. I would execute the following:


        RDEFINE DSNR TEK*.* UACC(READ)
        SETR RACLIST(DSNR) REFRESH

        This is documented in the admin guide here:



        Todd.


        mvsguy wrote:
        I'm getting a security error when accessing DB2 9.1 from DB2 connect
        -
        db2 =connect to [mainframe] user [userid] USING [password]
        SQL30082N Security processing failed with reason "15" ("PROCESSING
        FAILURE") SQLSTATE=08001
        The mainframe spits out the following message -
        DSNL030I -DB9G DSNLTSEC DDF PROCESSING FAILURE FOR 610
        LUWID=GADC3343. FFFE.C325BB499F B1
        AUTHID=[userid], REASON=00F30013
        >
        How can I tell what is causing the error?
        >
        Regards,
        MVSGuy

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