Re: Function Usage Control from ACS

What version of the OS are you on?
What http group ptf are you on? WRKPTFGRP
If you are using the Heritage version of Navigator for i then you need to
get to the new version.
IBM put out changes which either totally disabled the Heritage version over
the new or made you search like Indiana Jones for it.
You may be on the newer version but just not new enough that the direct
links work. In that case open the padlock (security). Then you should see
Function Usage.
I was on the road all day yesterday...

On Thu, Feb 29, 2024 at 10:10 AM Rich Loeber <rich@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Problem solved .... the display of functions in ACS is just in a different
sequence than what shows with WRKFCNUSG. I was just not scrolling down far
enough in the list of functions in ACS. I found what I was looking for
there.

Rich

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On 2/29/2024 9:49 AM, Rich Loeber wrote:

Our server is running IBM i OS 7.4. When I checked this on a 7.5 server,
all of the functions show up. Maybe our 7.4 server is back level on PTFs
or these functions are only available on 7.5 or later.

Rich

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On 2/29/2024 8:42 AM, Rich Loeber wrote:

Rob,

I figured out what I was doing wrong and accessing the function usage this
way gives me the same results that I was getting. I see the functions
shown, I just don't see ALL of the functions that are shown when using the
WRKFCNUSG command line.

Rich

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On 2/29/2024 8:04 AM, Rich Loeber wrote:

I could not access either of those links this morning.

Rich

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On 2/28/2024 3:00 PM, Rob Berendt wrote:

What do you see when you use
https://gdi.dekko.com:2003/Navigator/mainframe/security/function-usage
or (if you haven't enabled TLS)
http://gdi.dekko.com:2001/Navigator/mainframe/security/function-usage
replacing gdi.dekko.com with what is applicable with your system

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When I use the WRKFCNUSG command from the command line, I see a list of
functions that I can review. When accessing function usage from ACS, the
list is much smaller. For example, the QIBM_QTMF* functions do not show.

I see articles on the web that seem to indicate that this was available in
the old Navigator but I'm not finding it in ACS. What am I missing?

Rich
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