Enhanced Access Control for SCLM

The architecture of Enhanced Access Control for SCLM comprised several key components. The Security Server was the core component, responsible for enforcing access control rules and managing user authentication. The ISPF Interface provided an administrative interface for configuring the system and managing users.

The Audit Log captured user activities, providing a record of all actions performed within the system. Communication between components occurred via internal z/OS mechanisms. The product used RACF for user authentication and authorization.

Data was stored in VSAM datasets for configuration and audit logs. Network requirements were minimal, as the product primarily operated within the z/OS environment. The security server enforced access rules, the ISPF interface allowed administrators to configure the system, and the audit log recorded user activities.

This architecture provided a robust and secure environment for managing access to SCLM resources. However, this product is no longer supported, and organizations should consider alternative solutions.