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Define the Target z/OS CICS System

Your SERVERS member in the MFA Server <hlq>.CNTL data set contains two sample CICS server definitions, one being the CICA sample shown here.

<MCOID=CICA>
LUNAME=CICSSYSA
TPNAME=*
MODENAME=#INTER
SYNCLEVEL=0
SECURITY=NONE
<END>

Parameter Description
<MCOID=CICA> Identifies the start of a z/OS CICS target server definition and provides the SYSID value for that server. Change this value to the SYSID of your z/OS CICS system. Specify the same SYSID when you define this CICS to your ES/MSS server in a connection definition.
LUNAME=CICSSYSA Provides the SNA LU name (also referred to as the VTAM ACB name or VTAM APPL name) of your CICS system. Change the value to the LU name of your CICS system.
TPNAME=* Identifies the transaction program name used in LU6.2 requests. The actual transaction program name used in each LU6.2 request depends on the function that is requested, and the value is supplied by the system that originates a request. MFA Server adapts depending on the value supplied. Leave this parameter as-is.
MODENAME=#INTER Provides the name of the VTAM SNA logmode used for LU6.2 sessions. If necessary, change the value to the name of the VTAM SNA logmode you want to use for your LU6.2 sessions. This same logmode name should be used in your CICS SESSIONS definition for the ES/MSS server.
SYNCLEVEL=0 Sets the synchronization level for LU6.2 requests and is supplied by the system that originates a request. MFA adapts depending on the value supplied. Leave this parameter as-is.
SECURITY=NONE Sets the security level for LU6.2 requests and is supplied by the system that originates a request. MFA adapts depending on the value supplied. Leave this parameter as-is.
<END> Marks the end of the definition.
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