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* :nick.WARPSES    :sec.Unclassified                  :disk.PSPDIST
* :title.IBM OS/2 Security Enabling Services (OS/2 SES)
* :version.1.0     :date.96/01/30   :summary.NONE     :support.E
* :oname.Dick Kurtz                 :onode.BCRVM1     :ouser.RRKURTZ
* :aname.Early Jester               :anode.BCRNOTES   :auser.JESTER
* :bname.Mark Rustvold              :bnode.BCRNOTES   :buser.RUSTVOLD
* :hw.IBM 386 PC or compatible
* :ddist.BOTH                       :ddest.ALL        :dtype.OS/2
* :ops.OS/2
* :abs.
* IBM OS/2 Security Enabling Services (OS/2 SES) are a set of extensions
* to the OS/2 operating system services.  These extensions, in the form
* of APIs (application programming interfaces) and KPIs (kernel
* programming interfaces), enable application developers to create an
* external security component, called an Installable Security Subsystem
* (ISS) to provide the security features (access control, audit, etc.)
* required by customers who need robust (C2 level) operating system
* security, and standardized security administration interfaces for
* applications.
* Note: Requires installation of OS/2 Warp Fixpak XR_W017 (or later)
* before installation of this package.
* :lic.By placing material on this conference, I agree to grant
* IBM a non-exclusive, royalty-free license for the material
* as set forth in the LICENSE AGREEMNT file on this conference.
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* Unpacking the security.bbs file
* -------------------------------
* If the security.bbs file is on drive d: as an example, and you wanted
* to unpack the files to drive e: to prepare for the installation,
* do the following:
*
* 1.  From a command prompt run:
*     unpack2  d:\security.bbs  e:  /c
*
* 2.  This will create a e:\secpack directory where the
*     installation program can be started.
*
* Read the README.SEC in the secpack directory for complete installation
* instructions.
*
      SECURITY BBSBIN   * IBM OS/2 Warp Security Enabling Services