SECOS V5.6 (en)

When a first startup is executed for a BS2000 system, a new SYSSRPM file is created. By default, certain predefined user IDs then possess specific privileges. The assignment of the privileges to the system user IDs can be seen from the following table:

Privilege

User IDs

T
S
O
S

S
E
R
V
I
C
E

S
Y
S
A
U
D
I
T

S
Y
S
D
B

S
Y
S
D
U
M
P

S
Y
S
F
J
A
M

S
Y
S
G
E
N

S
Y
S
H
S
M
S

S
Y
S
M
A
R
E
N

S
Y
S
N
A
C

S
Y
S
S
A
G

S
Y
S
S
N
A
P

S
Y
S
S
N
S

S
Y
S
O
P
R

S
Y
S
P
R
I
V¹

S
Y
S
R
O
O
T

S
Y
S
S
O
P
T

S
Y
S
S
P
O
O
L

S
Y
S
U
S
E
R

S
Y
S
W
S
A

ACS-ADMINISTRATION

X

-

CUSTOMER-PRIVILEGE-1...8

-

FT-ADMINISTRATION

X

-

FTAC-ADMINISTRATION

X

-

GUARD-ADMINISTRATION

X

-

HARDWARE-MAINTENANCE

-

X

-

HSMS-ADMINISTRATION

X

-

X

-

NET-ADMINISTRATION

X

-

NOTIFICATION-ADMINISTRATION

X

-

X

-

OPERATING

-

X

-

X

POSIX-ADMINISTRATION

-

X

-

PRINT-SERVICE-ADMINISTRATION

X

-

X

-

X

-

PROP-ADMINISTRATION

X

-

SAT-FILE-EVALUATION

-

X

-

SAT-FILE-MANAGEMENT

-

X

-

SECURITY-ADMINISTRATION

-

X

-

STD-PROCESSING

X

-

X

-

X

SUBSYSTEM-MANAGEMENT

X

-

SW-MONITOR-ADMINISTRATION

X

-

TAPE-ADMINISTRATION

X

-

X

-

TAPE-KEY-ADMINISTRATION

-

X

-

TSOS

X

-

USER-ADMINISTRATION

X

-

VIRTUAL-MACHINE-ADMINISTRATION

X

-

VM2000-ADMINISTRATION

X

-

X

X means: The privilege is assigned to the user ID by default.
- means: The privilege is not assigned by default to the user ID.

Table 1: Distribution of privileges after first start (Standard distribution of privileges)

¹If a user ID other than SYSPRIV has been specified as the user ID of the security administrator in the startup parameter file, this column applies to that user ID. In this case the SYSPRIV use ID must be treated like SYSGEN, for example.

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Distribution of privileges after first startup