Hi,
You may go a bit down that road by using iAsps to isolate the data. But in a single lpar you will share resources such as memory and cpu and especially the operating system. There will be exactly one QSECOFR. You will restart the lpar, applt ptfs etc on an lpar level. Is that what you want?
Best regards
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Subject: Running two separate customers in a single partition with complete isolation
Hi,
The obvious answer to this would be to use Logical Partitioning and two partitions but does anyone know of a tool that can effectively secure a single partition so that two customers could operate on the same partition completely independently?
I know that I can use in built security to secure libraries, IFS, output queues etc...but this will require manual setup and maintenance.
Thanks
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