Trusted Extensions Configuration and Administration

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Updated: July 2014
 
 

Routing Commands in Trusted Extensions

    To display labels and extended security attributes for sockets, Trusted Extensions modifies the following Oracle Solaris network commands:

  • The netstat -rR command displays the security attributes in routing table entries.

  • The netstat -aR command displays the security attributes for sockets.

  • The route -p command with the –add or –delete option changes the routing table entries.

For details, see the netstat(1M) and route(1M) man pages.

    To change routing table entries, Trusted Extensions provides the following interfaces:

  • The txzonemgr GUI can be used to assign the default route for an interface.

  • The route -p command with the –add or –delete option can be used to change routing table entries.

For examples, see How to Add Default Routes.