Oracle Solaris Trusted Extensions Label Administration

November 2011

In a system that is configured with the Solaris Trusted Extensions software, labels are used to control access to information. This book is for security administrators, whose responsibilities include planning their organizations' labels and implementing the organizations' label_encodings file. This book is used with the Compartmented Mode Workstation Labeling: Encodings Format guide. The Encodings book has advanced instructions on labels. This book describes which parts of the Encodings book do not apply to the Trusted Extensions implementation.

Document Information
Preface
1. Labels in Trusted Extensions Software (Overview)
2. Planning Labels in Trusted Extensions(Tasks)
- Planning Labels in Trusted Extensions (Task Map)
  - How to Plan for Labels
  - How to Plan the Encodings File
- Sources for Encodings Files
  - Encodings Files From Trusted Extensions
    - Default label_encodings File
    - Differences Between Simplified GFI Label Encodings Files
      - Simplified GFI Multilevel Label Encodings File
      - Simplified GFI Single-Level Label Encodings File
  - Oracle Extensions to label_encodings File
3. Creating a Label Encodings File (Tasks)
- Encodings File Syntax
  - Word Order Requirements
  - Classification Name Syntax
- Managing a Label Encodings File (Task Map)
4. Labeling Printer Output (Tasks)
5. Customizing the LOCAL DEFINITIONS Section (Tasks)
- LOCAL DEFINITIONS Section
- Modifying Oracle Extensions (Task Map)
6. Planning an Organization's Encodings File (Example)
A. Encodings File for SecCompany (Example)
- SecCompany's label_encodings File
- SecCompany's Verification of the label_encodings File
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