NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) System Management Guide

Restricting Access to Commands
Customizing the Operations Environment
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For example, to change the default authority level of the FSTOP command to 5, issue
the following command:
SYSPARMS CMDAUTH=(FSTOP,5)
To change the default authority level of the LIMIT operand of the AT command to 2,
issue the following command:
SYSPARMS CMDAUTH=(AT,0,LIMIT,2)
The following table shows SYSPARMS commands that change the default authority
level of various keywords in the DEBUG command:
SYSPARMS Command Authority Level Change
SYSPARMS CMDAUTH=(DEBUG START,2) START becomes 2
SYSPARMS CMDAUTH=(DEBUG START,1,ID,2) START becomes 1
ID becomes 2
SYSPARMS CMDAUTH=(DEBUG,1,START,2) DEBUG becomes 1
START becomes 2
SYSPARMS CMDAUTH=(DEBUG,1) DEBUG becomes 1
You can use the CMDAUTH operand to effectively disable a command by assigning it
an authority level higher than that of any user ID.
The values changed by use of this system parameter do not appear in the display from
the SHOW SYSPARMS command or the display from the Display/Update SYSPARMS
Settings option in System Support Services.