ACF2 equivalent to RACF's TRUSTED(YES) statement
Article ID: 46381
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Products
ACF2
ACF2 - DB2 Option
ACF2 for zVM
ACF2 - z/OS
ACF2 - MISC
PanApt
PanAudit
Issue/Introduction
There is a Started Task (STC) with a RACF requirement to add the TRUSTED(YES) statement to its ID.
What does TRUSTED(YES) mean in the statements and what is its equivalent to ACF2?
Environment
Release: ACF2 16.0
Resolution
TRUSTED(YES) in RACF terms means full access to all resources on the system The ACF2 equivalent is the privilege NON-CNCL.
The following command should be issued to add NON-CNCL to a Logon ID:
CHANGE logonid NON-CNCL
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