CA Common Services for Z/OS Getting Started

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Contents Chapter 1: Introducing CA Common Services Overview ................................................................................... 1–1 Why Common Services? .................................................................. 1–1 Changing Role of z/OS ................................................................... 1–1 The CCS for z/OS Solution ............................................................... 1–2 End-to-End Management ................................................................. 1–3 Business Process Views ................................................................... 1–3 Comprehensive Unicenter Administration ................................................. 1–3 Multilayered Architecture .................................................................... 1–4 Management Services .................................................................... 1–4 Event Management................................................................... 1–4 Calendars ........................................................................... 1–5 Agent Technology .................................................................... 1–6 Services Provided by CCS for z/OS........................................................ 1–6 Getting Started with CCS for z/OS ............................................................ 1–9 Getting Help ............................................................................ 1–9 Documentation Set.......................................................................... 1–10 Chapter 2: System Requirements Installation Overview ........................................................................ 2–1 Hardware and Software Requirements......................................................... 2–1 Target Libraries .......................................................................... 2–1 Comprehensive View of Storage Requirements ............................................. 2–3 CAIRIM/CAISSF Requirements ........................................................... 2–7 Library Storage Requirements ......................................................... 2–8 CAIENF Requirements ................................................................... 2–8 Library Storage Requirements ........................................................ 2–10 CAIENF Installation Considerations for eTrust CA-ACF2 Users ......................... 2–10 CAIENF Utilities Requirements .......................................................... 2–11 Library Storage Requirements ........................................................ 2–11 Contents iii CAIENF/CICS Requirements............................................................ 2–12 CAIENF/DB2 Requirements ............................................................ 2–13 CAIENF/CICS SPAWN Requirements ................................................... 2–13 CAIENF/USS Requirements............................................................. 2–14 Library Storage Requirements ....................................................... 2–15 CAICCI Requirements .................................................................. 2–16 CAIVPE Requirements .................................................................. 2–16 Library Storage Requirements ....................................................... 2–17 CAIVPE Installation Considerations...................................................... 2–17 CA-MFLINK Requirements ............................................................. 2–17 Library Storage Requirements ....................................................... 2–17 Earl Service Requirements............................................................... 2–18 Library Storage Requirements ....................................................... 2–18 Easytrieve Service Requirements ......................................................... 2–18 Library Storage Requirements ....................................................... 2–19 SRAM Service Requirements ............................................................ 2–19 Library Storage Requirements ....................................................... 2–19 CA-C Runtime Requirements ............................................................ 2–19 Library Storage Requirements ....................................................... 2–20 ViewPoint Requirements ................................................................ 2–20 Library Storage Requirements ....................................................... 2–20 CA PROFILE Requirements ............................................................. 2–21 CA-Datacom/TR Requirements.......................................................... 2–21 SVC (Supervisor Call) ............................................................... 2–21 Library Storage Requirements ....................................................... 2–22 Event Management Requirements........................................................ 2–24 Library Storage Requirements ....................................................... 2–25 Agent Technology Requirements......................................................... 2–25 TCP/IP Requirements............................................................... 2–26 Library Storage Requirements ....................................................... 2–26 CA-L-Serv Requirements ................................................................ 2–26 Prior Installations of CA-L-Serv ...................................................... 2–26 XCF Communications Considerations ................................................ 2–27 z/OS Requirements ................................................................. 2–27 Virtual Storage Requirements ........................................................ 2–27 Library Storage Requirements ....................................................... 2–28 CA-L-Serv SQL Dictionary .......................................................... 2–28 CA-GSS Requirements (System Interfaces) ................................................ 2–28 Memory Requirements .............................................................. 2–29 System Level Memory............................................................... 2–29 Primary CA-GSS Memory ........................................................... 2–30 iv CA Common Services for z/OS Getting Started ISERVE Memory .................................................................... 2–30 Resource Consumption .............................................................. 2–31 Library Storage Requirements ........................................................ 2–31 System Security ..................................................................... 2–32 CA-XPS Requirements................................................................... 2–34 Library Storage Requirements ........................................................ 2–35 CAISDI System Requirements............................................................ 2–35 Library Storage Requirements ........................................................ 2–37 CAECIS System Requirements ..........................................................

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