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Tues Tip: How do I determine what Policyset is currently being used by the Compliance Manager Monitor task CMGRMON?

  • 1.  Tues Tip: How do I determine what Policyset is currently being used by the Compliance Manager Monitor task CMGRMON?

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Feb 12, 2015 09:08 AM

    The F CMGRMON,STATUS console command can be used to display the Monitor Component Status which includes the current active Policyset.


    The CMGRMON started task JCL contains a CMGRPARM DD statement to specify the input dataset, which contains the MONITOR Component Control Options in PDS member named by &MEMBER which defaults to CMGRPRCM.  The Monitor Component CMGRPRCM Member contains the POLICYSET control options:

     

    POLICYSET=policyset

    Specifies the component policy set name, which is defined in the event policy database and which is used to select security events for component processing. The value specified is case-sensitive.  

     

    The F CMGRMON,STATUS console command can be used to display the Monitor Component Status which includes the current active Policyset. The following is a sample of the Monitor component output resulting from the STATUS command(note the Active Policy set in Bold):                  

    CMGR621I *** CMGR Change Monitor Status ***
    CMGR621I PDS = ACTIVE ESM = ACTIVE ZOS = ACTIVE LIST = ACTIVE
    CMGR621I DB2 SubSystem Name = DB15
    CMGR621I z/OS Monitor Timer = 500 seconds
    CMGR621I Logical List Monitor Timer = 100 seconds
    CMGR240I *** CMGR Listener Status ***
    CMGR240I Component = CHANGEMONITOR
    CMGR240I Timer = 400 seconds
    CMGR240I Trace size = 256 K
    CMGR240I GTRACE = Inactive
    CMGR240I RouterStorageLimit = 100 Mb
    CMGR240I Router Statistics:
    CMGR240I Process queue count = 0
    CMGR240I Router waits = 1
    CMGR240I Server delays = 0
    CMGR240I Buffer too small = 0
    CMGR240I Buffer GETMAINs = 0
    CMGR240I Server Statistics:
    CMGR240I Maxserver = 4 Permserver = 2
    CMGR240I Currserver = 2 HWM server = 2
    CMGR240I Status Use Count Wait Count
    CMGR240I Buffer Statistics:
    CMGR240I Buffernum = 8 Buffersize = 64K
    CMGR240I Currbuffer = 8
    CMGR240I Size Use Count Event Count
    CMGR240I *** CMGR Policyset Status ***
    CMGR240I Active Policy Set = CMPOLICYSET1
    CMGR240I Policy Statement 1:
    CMGR240I Event = PDS_MONITOR
    CMGR240I Condition = TRUE
    CMGR240I PUUID = 93ffa403-20e3-12b1-adaf-4020970ce000
    CMGR240I Action = WTO
    CMGR240I Policy Statement 2:
    CMGR240I Event = START
    CMGR240I Condition = TRUE
    CMGR240I PUUID = 3c79bf07-223c-12b1-9960-4020970ce000
    CMGR240I Action = WTO
    CMGR240I Policy Statement 3:
    CMGR240I Event = MODIFY
    CMGR240I Condition = TRUE
    CMGR240I PUUID = a7ae9102-2260-12b1-a663-4020970ce000
    CMGR240I Action = WTO
    CMGR240I Policy Statement 4:
    CMGR240I Event = ESM_MONITOR
    CMGR240I Condition = TRUE
    CMGR240I PUUID = 8a12b985-325b-4a64-b40e-8fac5f88c829
    CMGR240I Policy Statement 5:
    CMGR240I Event = ZOS_MONITOR
    CMGR240I Condition = TRUE
    CMGR240I PUUID = 3e237a0b-5e6e-40be-9f68-d25db3291c87
    CMGR205I CMGR Listener MODIFY Command Complete

     

    For details see the CA Compliance Manager for z/OS Implementation Guide, Chapter 9: Monitor Component section 'Monitor Component Status'.