Finish Configuring the Workstation

If you are configuring a site that satisfies criteria for an evaluated configuration, read "Understand Your Site's Security Policy".

Security Administrator Responsibilities

The secadmin role handles auditing and security attributes on file systems.

• To configure or to disable auditing, see Trusted Solaris Audit Administration.

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  To ensure that every workstation and user is audited identically, in the root role at label ADMIN_LOW, copy the name service master's /etc/security/audit* configuration files to each workstation (see "Copy Configuration Files from the Master") . Modify the dir: entries as described in Trusted Solaris Audit Administration.

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• To set security attributes on an unlabeled file system, enter the file system in the vfstab_adjunct(4) file.

System Administrator Responsibilities

The admin role handles file system management, and user account creation and deletion.

• To share a file system, see "How to Share a File System".

• To mount a file system, see "How to Mount a File System".

• To delete the install user, see "How to Delete a Local User" if you have not deleted a local user in the Trusted Solaris environment before.