EXAMMON is a special long-running address space used by the new Auditor z/OS UNIX Analysis and Baseline Historical Analysis features.
Component: EXAMIN
EXAMMON and z/OS UNIX Analysis
When EXAMMON is used in conjunction with the z/OS UNIX analysis feature, a TSO or batch user running Auditor uses z/OS cross-memory services to communicate with the EXAMMON address space.
EXAMMON and Baseline Historical Analysis
When EXAMMON is used in conjunction with the baseline historical analysis feature, the EXAMMON address space is used as a workload scheduler to facilitate the automatic submission of batch jobs to perform the actual baseline analysis and comparison functions. The Auditor functions for baseline processing are selected with definitions in the POLICY file.
The baseline analysis feature can automatically perform a subset of the Auditor functions. This feature requires:
The EXAMMON Address Space
Both the z/OS UNIX analysis and baseline historical analysis features need EXAMMON. The EXAMMON address space is a special APF-authorized address space that provides secure access to authorized functions.
EXAMMON is a long-running address space that cannot be completely removed until the system is re-IPL'd. The EXAMMON procedure allocates 1K of subpool=241 key=zero ECSA storage which remains allocated for the duration of the IPL.
The EXAMMON procedure starts the long-running EXAMMON address space. Update the EXAMMON JCL procedure by adding:
To run EXAMMON:
If the EXAMMON address space is shutdown while another address space connected to it, message: IEF352I ADDRESS SPACE UNAVAILABLE is displayed. No action is required.
EXAMMON Setup: