Invalid Password Error When Creating a Global User
This section applies to CA Secure Cloud only. It applies to the following connectors: CA Top Secret v2, CA ACF2 v2, and RACF v2.
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This section applies to CA Secure Cloud only. It applies to the following connectors: CA Top Secret v2, CA ACF2 v2, and RACF v2.
Symptom:
When I create a global user and then assign that user to a service, I see an error similar to the following:
Invalid password
Solution:
This problem occurs because the new global user was automatically given a temporary password. The Provisioning Server does not know about that password.
To work around this problem, follow these steps:
- Change the account template to include a hardcoded password instead of %P%.
- Immediately after creating the global user, change the user's password.
Restriction on the Endpoint Name for ACF2 ACFESAGE, RACF IRRDBU00, and TSSCFILE Connectors
Symptom:
Attempting to create an endpoint with an endpoint name such as “user test”, “user-test”, and “_usertest” on dumpfile connectors causes endpoint creation to fail with the message: 'Cannot create pool able connection factory'.
Solution:
Space characters are no longer allowed in endpoint names for the ACF2 ACFESAGE, TSSCFILE, or RACF IRRDBU00 connectors. The endpoint name for these connectors also has the following restrictions:
- Must be between 1 and 30 characters in length
- Starts with the alphanumeric characters
- Contains only alphanumeric and/or "_" character only.
Before you upgrade to this version, delete the existing mainframe dumpfile endpoints which are not according to the given restrictions.