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Index D
Updated: July 2014
Compartmented Mode Workstation Labeling: Encodings Format
Document Information
Using This Documentation
Release 2.2 CMW Labeling Software
Acknowledgements
List of References
How This Book is Organized
Product Documentation Library
Access to Oracle Support
Feedback
Chapter 1 Introduction
Background
Constructing an Encodings File
Well-Formed Labels
Information Label Adjudication
Normal Words
Inverse Words
Hierarchies of Words
Composite Words
Non-Hierarchical Composite Words
A Complex Example
Plan of Paper
Chapter 2 Structure and Syntax of Encodings File
Encodings File Structure
Chapter 3 Classification Encodings
The Name= Keyword
The Sname= Keyword
The Aname= Keyword
The Value= Keyword
The Initial Compartments= Keyword
The Initial Markings= Keyword
Chapter 4 Information Label Encodings
The Words: Subsection
Defining Prefixes And Suffixes
The Name= Keyword
The Sname= Keyword
The Iname= Keyword
Defining Prefix and Suffix Words
Defining Non-Prefix/Non-Suffix Words
The Minclass= Keyword
The Ominclass= Keyword
The Maxclass= Keyword
The Omaxclass= Keyword
The Compartments= Keyword
The Markings= Keyword
The Access Related Keyword
The Flags= Keyword
The Required Combinations: Subsection
The Combination Constraints: Subsection
Chapter 5 Sensitivity Label, Clearance, Channels, and Printer Banner Encodings
Sensitivity Labels Encodings
Clearance Encodings
Channels Encodings
Printer Banner Encodings
Chapter 6 Accreditation Range and Name Information Label Encodings
User Accreditation Range Examples
Specifying the User Accreditation Range
The Classification= Keyword
The All Compartment Combinations Valid Keyword
The All Compartment Combinations Valid Except: Keyword
The Only Valid Compartment Combinations: Keyword
Specifying System Accreditation Range-Related Constants
The Minimum Clearance= Keyword
The Minimum Sensitivity Label= Keyword
The Minimum Protect As Classification= Keyword
Name Information Label Encodings
Chapter 7 General Considerations for Specifying Encodings
The Minimum Information Label
The Maximum Sensitivity Label
Consistency of Word Specification among Different Types of Labels
Mandatory Access Control Considerations When Encoding Words
Encoding MAC Words
Encoding MAC-Related Words
Encoding Non-MAC-Related Words
Using Initial Compartments and Markings to Specify Inverse Compartment and Marking Bits
Using Prefixes to Specify Special Inverse Compartment and Marking Bits
Choosing Names
Specifying Aliases
Avoiding ???Loops??? In Required Combinations
Visibility Restrictions for Required Combinations
Relationships between Required Combinations and Combination Constraints
Restrictions on Specifying Information Label Combination Constraints
Modifying Encodings Already Used by the System
Consistency of Default Word Specification
Chapter 8 Enforcing Proper Label Adjudications
Normal Words
Inverse Words
Hierarchies of Words
Composite Words
Non-Hierarchical Composite Words
A Complex Example
Appendix A Encodings Specifications Error Messages
Appendix B Annotated Sample Encodings
Appendix C CMW Labeling Software C1.0 Release Notes, 6/8/93
Overview
Files Changed
Changes to Subroutine Interfaces
Changes to Encodings File
Changes to std_labels.h
Changes to Subroutines
Changes to Encodings Specification Error Messages
Glossary
Index
Index A
Index C
Index D
Index F
Index I
Index K
Index L
Index M
Index N
Index O
Index P
Index S
Index V
Index W
Language:
English
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default word
Codeword
Codeword
Consistency of Default Word Specification
Consistency of Default Word Specification
The Initial Markings= Keyword
The Initial Markings= Keyword
The Initial Compartments= Keyword
The Initial Compartments= Keyword
Well-Formed Labels
dominance
Visible Word
Visible Word
Default word
Visibility Restrictions for Required Combinations
Visibility Restrictions for Required Combinations
The Minimum Sensitivity Label= Keyword
Well-Formed Labels
Label Relationships
Label Relationships
Label Summary
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