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SYSIBM.LUNAMES

The table must contain a row for each remote SNA client or server that communicates with DB2.
Rows in this table can be inserted, updated, and deleted.


Nome da coluna Tipo do dado Descrição Uso
LUNAME CHAR(8) NOT NULL Name of the LU for one or more accessible systems.
A blank string indicates the row applies to clients whose LU name is not specifically defined in this table.

All other column values for a given row in this table are for clients and servers associated with the row's LU name.
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SYSMODENAME CHAR(8) NOT NULL
WITH DEFAULT
Mode used to establish inter-system conversations.
A blank indicates the default mode IBMDB2LM (used for DB2 private protocol access and for collecting syplex balancing information from remote data sharing groups).

If private protocols are used to access a remote DB2 LU or if the remote LU is a member of a DB2 data sharing group, use a separate mode other than the default mode.
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SECURITY_IN CHAR(1) NOT NULL
WITH DEFAULT 'A'
This column defines the security options that are accepted by this DB2 when an SNA client connects to DB2:
  • V - The option is "verify". An incoming connection request must include one of the following:
    a userid and password, a userid and RACF PassTicket, or a Kerberos security ticket.

  • A - The option is "already verified".
    A request does not need a password, although a password is checked if it is sent.
    With this option, an incoming connection request is accepted if it includes any of the following:
    a userid, a userid and password, a userid and RACF PassTicket, or a Kerberos security ticket.

If the USERNAMES column contains 'I' or 'B', RACF is not invoked to validate incoming connection requests that contain only a userid.
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SECURITY_OUT CHAR(1) NOT NULL
WITH DEFAULT 'A'
This column defines the security option that is used when local DB2 SQL applications connect to any remote server associated with this LUNAME:

A - The option is "already verified." Outbound connection requests contain an authorization ID and no password.

The authorization ID used for an outbound request is either the DB2 user's authorization ID or a translated ID, depending upon the value of the
USERNAMES column.

R - The option is "RACF PassTicket." Outbound connection requests contain a userid and a RACF PassTicket.
The server's LU name is used as the RACF PassTicket application name.

The authorization ID used for an outbound request is either the DB2 user's authorization ID or a translated ID, depending upon the value of the USERNAMES column.

P - The option is "password." Outbound connection requests contain an authorization ID and a password. The password is obtained from the
SYSIBM.USERNAMES table or RACF, depending upon the value specified in the ENCRYPTPWDS column.

The USERNAMES column must specify 'B' or 'O'.
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ENCRYPTPSWDS CHAR(1) NOT NULL
WITH DEFAULT 'N'
This column only applies to DB2 for OS/390 and z/OS partners. It is provided to support connectivity to prior releases of DB2 that are unable to support RACF PassTickets.

For connections between DB2 Version 5 and later, we recommend using the SECURITY_OUT='R' option instead of the ENCRYPTPSWDS='Y' option.

N - No, passwords are not in internal RACF encrypted format. This is the default.

Y - Yes for outbound requests, the encrypted password is extracted from RACF and sent to the server. For inbound requests, the password is treated as encrypted.
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MODESELECT CHAR(1) NOT NULL
WITH DEFAULT 'N'
Whether to use the SYBIBM.MODESELECT table:

N - Use default modes: IBMDB2LM (for DB2 private protocol) and IBMRDB (for DRDA).

Y - Searches SYSIBM.MODESELECT for appropriate mode name.
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USERNAMES CHAR(1) NOT NULL
WITH DEFAULT
This column controls inbound and outbound authorization ID translation, and "come from" checking.

Inbound translation and "come from" checking are performed when an authorization ID is received from a remote client.

Outbound translation is performed when an authorization ID is sent by DB2 to a remote server.

When I, O, or B is specified in this column, rows in the SYSIBM.USERNAMES table are used to perform ID translation.

I - An inbound ID is subject to translation and "come from" checking.
No translation is performed on outbound IDs.

O - No translation or "come from" checking is performed on inbound IDs.
An outbound ID is subject to translation.

B - An inbound ID is subject to translation and "come from" checking.
An outbound ID is subject to translation.

No translation occurs.
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GENERIC CHAR(1) NOT NULL
WITH DEFAULT 'N'
Indicates whether DB2 should use its real LU name or generic LU name to identify itself to the partner LU, which is identified by this row.

N - The real VTAM LU name of this DB2 subsystem

Y - The VTAM generic LU name of this DB2 subsystem
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IBMREQD CHAR(1) NOT NULL
WITH DEFAULT 'N'
A value of Y indicates that the row came from the basic machine-readable material (MRM) tape.
For all other values, see Release dependency indicators in topic D.0.
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