Set the Label for Unlabeled File Systems (Example)

You can mount file systems from workstations that do not recognize labels by setting the label of the mount point to a single label. The following example of mounting an unlabeled host at a single label depends on your having modified the tnrhtp file as described in "To Edit the Tnrhtp Database (Example)".

1. Log in as a user who can assume the role secadmin and assume the role.

2. Edit the file /etc/security/tsol/vfstab_adjunct using the Set Mount Attributes action in the System_Admin folder.

   For details of how to edit the file, see "How to Set the Label on an Unlabeled File System".

   For example, the following entry sets the label Confidential ([C]) on an unlabeled file system, /cpublic:

   /cpublic; \ slabel=C;