X-Posted IBM-MAIN and RACF-L. It’s not really a RACF issue, but the right folks 
may be hanging out there.

I am trying to educate myself on OCSP. 

In the AT-TLS config I code

TTLSEnvironmentAction CAM_FTP_Env                                        
{                                                                        
  ...
  TTLSGskAdvancedParmsRef CAM_FTP_GSK_Adv_Parms                          
} 
...
TTLSGskAdvancedParms  CAM_FTP_GSK_Adv_Parms      
{                                                
  TTLSGskOcspParmsRef CAM_FTP_OCSP_Test          
}                                                
TTLSGskOcspParms   CAM_FTP_OCSP_Test             
{                                                
 OcspAiaEnable On                                
}                                                

I then run an FTP to public.dhe.ibm.com port 21                                 
                
                      
It fails with

EZD2052I TTLS Certificate Diagnostics GRPID: 00000004 ENVID: 0000004A   
CONNID: 00002FD2 SSLRetCode= 8 CMSRetCode= 0x03353026 Description=      
Using AIA OCSP, certificate's revocation status could not be            
determined. See CMS return code SubjectDN= <CN=public.dhe.ibm.com,O=In  
ternational Business Machines Corporation,L=Armonk,ST=New York,C=US>    
IssuerDN= <CN=DigiCert TLS RSA SHA256 2020 CA1,O=DigiCert Inc,C=US>     
SerialNumber= 04f4061646aa7287a997de4e74d1fd9d CertificateSource=       

CMS RC 0x3353026 says
Explanation
The key usage certificate extension does not permit the requested key operation.
User response
Obtain a certificate, which allows the requested key operation.

However both the DigiCert root and intermediate have keyUsage of both Digital 
Signature and CRL signature, which I believe should be sufficient authority to 
sign an OCSP response.

If I am right it seems like there is an error in System SSL (z/OS V2R5).

The alternative -- that I am wrong -- says that DigiCert does not know what 
they are doing, which seems implausible to me.

Any wisdom from these groups?

https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/apar/OA55141 looks close but it is old (2018) 
and I am on a reasonably up-to-date V2R5.

Charles

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