Security Attributes That Must
Be Assigned to Users
The security administrator can modify the security attributes for new
users. For information about the files that contain the default values, see Default User Security Attributes in Trusted Extensions. The following table shows the security attributes that can be assigned
to users and the effect of each assignment.
Table 10-2 Security Attributes That
Are Assigned After User Creation | | | |
|---|
Password
| None
| Required
| User has password
|
Roles
| None
| Optional
| User can assume a role
|
Authorizations
| policy.conf file
| Optional
| User has additional authorizations
|
Rights Profiles
| policy.conf file
| Optional
| User has additional rights profiles
|
Labels
| label_encodings file
| Optional
| User has different default label or accreditation range
|
Privileges
| policy.conf file
| Optional
| User has different set of privileges
|
Account Usage
| policy.conf file
| Optional
| User has different setting for computer when it is idle
|
Audit
| Kernel
| Optional
| User is audited differently from the system defaults
|
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