Administration Tools for Trusted Extensions
Administration on a system that is configured with Trusted Extensions uses
many of the same tools that are available in the Oracle Solaris OS. Trusted Extensions offers
security-enhanced tools as well. Administration tools are available only to
roles.
On a desktop system in a role workspace, you can
access commands, applications, and scripts that are trusted. The following
table summarizes these administrative tools. Command line tools are available on systems that are not running a desktop.
Table 13 Trusted Extensions Administrative
Tools
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| Enables and disables Trusted Extensions. Also used to install a label encodings file.
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Creates the Labeled Zone Manager GUI for creating and configuring labeled zones, including
networking.
Command-line options enable automatic creation of user-named zones.
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txzonemgr is a zenity (1) script.
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| Used to administer the label ranges of devices, and to allocate and
deallocate devices.
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Label Builder
| Is also a user tool. Appears when a program requires you to choose a
label.
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Selection Manager
| Is also a tool for users who are authorized to change the security level
of data. Appears when a program requires you to change the security level
of data.
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Trusted Extensions commands
| Used to perform administrative tasks
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