Trusted Solaris Network Commands

The following network commands come from the Solaris environment and have been modified to operate in the Trusted Solaris environment. See the Trusted Solaris Summary section of each man page for the differences.

• arp(1M)

• ifconfig(1M)

• ndd(1M)

• netstat(1M)

• rdate(1M)

• route(1M)

• snoop(1M)

• spray(1M)

The following network commands are only available in the Trusted Solaris operating environment.

• tnchkdb(1M)

• tnctl(1M)

• tnd(1M)

• tninfo(1M)

• tokmapctl(1M)

• tokmapd(1M)

The tnd and tokmapd commands launch the trusted network daemon and token mapping daemons, respectively. Token mapping is used when your network is communicating with TSIX host types. The tnctl command loads networking information into the kernel caches. The tninfo command checks this information. The tnchkdb examines the network configuration databases for problems. The tokmapctl command is for troubleshooting problems with TSIX token mapping.