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Currently user ID that use passticket for authentication still have to set a password in RACF even if it is never used. This creates overhead managing a password and renewal of the password where non-expiry passwords are not permitted.
This request is to develop a solution so that passtickets can be used without having to set a password simplifying ID management.
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User IDs that use passticket for authentication still have to set a password or phrase in RACF even if it is never used. This is the case for many technical user IDs in our environment. These are vulnerable to password attacks and automatic revoke. We want to mitigate this risk and run the user IDs protected. See also <https://ideas.ibm.com/ideas/ZOS-I-1779>