Configure Automated Sign-On for Mainframe - IBM Z MFA
Use the MSS Administrative Console to configure an IBM Z MFA server, which is required for automated sign-on. The IBM Z MFA server is used to secure user logins to z/OS systems via multi-factor authentication.
Prerequisite
Configure the z/OS host. Refer to IBM Z Multi-Factor Authentication Documentation.
Add an IBM Z MFA server
Getting here: MSS Administrative Console > Configure Settings > Automated Sign-On > Enable IBM Z MFA Automated Sign-On for Mainframe. Click Automated Sign-On for Mainframe (IBM Z MFA servers).
Click +ADD and enter the details for the IBM Z MFA Server Configuration.
Note
A TLS certificate is required. The IBM Z MFA server certificate must be installed as a trusted MSS certificate and added to the MSS Trusted Certificate store. See Trusted Certificates - Certificate Store - Management and Security Server.
Server name
Enter the name of the IBM Z MFA server.
Server port
The default port is 8990; however, the IBM Z MFA server can be configured to use any port.
Test Connection
Click this button to test the connection between the MSS Server and the IBM Z MFA server.
Edit an existing IBM Z MFA server
Select a server, click EDIT. Adjust the settings as needed and click OK.
Delete an IBM Z MFA server
Select the server, and click DELETE. When sessions are assigned to use this IBM Z MFA server, a dialog lists the assigned sessions.
Next steps
- Configure the Common Settings for a secondary LDAP server, if required.
- Configure your client.