Are there any MVS implementations?

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2 total messages Started by Jerry A Flotta Wed, 06 Jan 1993 12:52

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Author: Jerry A Flotta
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 12:52

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  Is there a current implementation of Kerberos in any flavor, that will 
support IBM's MVS operating system?  Further, does any Kerberos support
or have "hooks" into any MVS security package like ACF2, RACF or TOPSECRET? 
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Re: Are there any MVS implementations?

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Author: Jerry M. Carlin
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 16:37

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In article <1429@blue.cis.pitt.edu> gaf+@pitt.edu (Jerry A Flotta) writes:
>  Is there a current implementation of Kerberos in any flavor, that will 
>support IBM's MVS operating system?  Further, does any Kerberos support
>or have "hooks" into any MVS security package like ACF2, RACF or TOPSECRET? 

IBM's TCP/IP on MVS includes Kerberos V4. IBM has announced that OSF DCE
will run on MVS.
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