Miscellaneous processing options are supplied with File Manager in the module FMN4POPT. This options module supports the following keywords:
REPOS
Where template.repostry.dsn is the name of the template
repository file that is defined using File Manager ISPF
option 7.7.1.
CERTRUST
Specifies the trust key store for File Manager remote
services certificate validation. File Manager remote services
connects to remote systems using the ADFzCC server. When
the common server is configured for SSL/TLS, the local File Manager system validates the certificate of the remote host
server by verifying that the Certificate Authority (CA) of the certificate is registered as trusted
in the key store(s) specified by the keystore-pattern. Consequently, the
keystore-pattern identifies one or more key stores that contain relevant CA
certificates of all remote servers.
The keystore-pattern identifies the key store owner and the key store name,
separated by a forward slash (/). For
example:
CERTRUST=userid/keyring
The
keystore-pattern can include asterisks (*) as wild cards. The maximum length you
can specify for the value of the CERTRUST keyword is 246 bytes.
CERTRUST is optional. If omitted, the default pattern used is
CERTRUST=*SITE*/*.
The default macro statements are in FMN.SFMNSAM1(FMN0POPT).
You change the options as follows:
Copy the member FMN0POPT from FMN.SFMNSAM1 into your own source library.
Change the default options in the FMN0POPT member
in your library as required.
Modify the FMNUMODP member in FMN.SFMNSAM1 to meet your site's requirements. Refer to the
usermod for information about changes you might need to make.
Install SMP/E usermod FMNUMODP.
Note: If you do not want to use SMP/E you can use the sample job FMN0POPH to assemble FMN0POPT .
Changing the default options
4POPT4
You can find the
FMN4POPI macro statement in FMN.SFMNSAM1(FMN4POPT). Change the options as follows:
Copy the member FMN4POPT from FMN.SFMNSAM1 into your own source library.
Change the default options in your copy of the FMN4POPT member as required.
Modify the FMN4UMDP member in FMN.SFMNSAM1 to meet your site's requirements. Refer to the
usermod for information about changes you might need to make.
Install SMP/E usermod FMN4UMDP.
Note: You can also use the sample job FMN4POPH to assemble FMN4POPT if you do not want
to use SMP/E.