For sample files, see the /etc/security/tsol directory on an installed system. The files are described in Encodings Files From Trusted Extensions.
You can create a label_encodings file before you install Trusted Extensions on your first system. On that first system, you check the file. You can also create this file on the first system that you install with Trusted Extensions. The label_encodings file must be accurate and tested before a second system is configured with Trusted Extensions.
Before You Begin
On a system that is configured with Trusted Extensions, you must be in the Security Administrator role in the global zone. On other systems, you can create and edit the file in any text editor.
# cp encodings-filename encodings-filename.orig
For details, see How to Plan the Encodings File.
Next Steps
Continue with How to Analyze and Verify the label_encodings File.