Policy Agent configuration
The Policy Agent enforces TCP/IP related policies created by the
TCP/IP administrator. It manages policies for AT-TLS, called TTLS,
but also for other services such as IPSec. The Policy Agent uses a
configuration file to know which policies must be enforced, and where
they can be found. The default configuration file is
/etc/pagent.conf
,
but a different location can be specified in the Policy Agent started
task JCL.#
# TCP/IP Policy Agent configuration information.
#
TTLSConfig /etc/pagent.ttls.conf
# Specifies the path of a TTLS policy file holding stack specific
# statements.
#
#TcpImage TCPIP /etc/pagent.conf
# If no TcpImage statement is specified, all policies will be installed
# to the default TCP/IP stack.
#
#LogLevel 31
# The sum of the following values that represent log levels:
# LOGL_SYSERR 1
# LOGL_OBJERR 2
# LOGL_PROTERR 4
# LOGL_WARNING 8
# LOGL_EVENT 16
# LOGL_ACTION 32
# LOGL_INFO 64
# LOGL_ACNTING 128
# LOGL_TRACE 256
# Log Level 31 is the default log loglevel.
#
#Codepage IBM-1047
# Specify the EBCDIC code page to be used for reading all configuration
# files and policy definition files. IBM-1047 is the default code page.
This sample configuration file specifies where the Policy Agent can find the TTLS policy. It uses Policy Agent default values for other statements.