Trusted Extensions interfaces extend the Oracle Solaris OS. This appendix provides a quick reference of the differences. For a detailed list of interfaces, including library routines and system calls, see List of Trusted Extensions Man Pages.
Trusted Extensions provides interfaces for its software. The labeladm command enables and disables the labeld service, and sets the label_encodings file for a Trusted Extensions system. The following interfaces are available only when Trusted Extensions software is running:
Simplifies creating, installing, initializing, and booting labeled zones. The title of the menu is Labeled Zone Manager. This script also provides menu items for networking options, naming services options, and for making the global zone a client of an existing LDAP server. Administrators can create the first two labeled zones with the txzonemgr -c command.
Trusted Extensions provides commands to obtain labels and perform other tasks. For a list of the commands, see Command Line Tools in Trusted Extensions.