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HP 9000 Computer Systems : Administering Your HP-UX Trusted System

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This manual describes tasks required for configuring and administering an HP- UX system as a C-2 level trusted system. This manual is for system administrators with superuser privilege and should be restricted to those with the proper authority.

This manual is written assuming that you are familiar with HP-UX system administration including using standard system commands, the System Administration Manager (SAM), system and device installation, system configuration, managing users, and performing routine maintenance tasks. This information is covered in HP-UX System Administration Tasks (B2355- 90079) and the online HP-UX man pages.

The section "HP-UX C-Level Security Trusted Facility Documentation" in Chapter 1 of this manual describes additional documentation that you may need.

Manual Organization

This manual is organized as follows:

Chapter 1

Description of the HP-UX Trusted System

Chapter 2

Installation and Configuration of an HP-UX Trusted System

Chapter 3

Practices that Enforce the Trustworthiness of the System

Chapter 4

Practices that Compromise the Trustworthiness of the System

Appendix A

Audit Record Format

Appendix B

Commands and System Calls

Appendix C

SFUG Supplement

Conventions Used in this Manual

This manual uses the following typographic conventions:

Boldface

Words in boldface are terms defined for the first time.

Underlined Computer

Underlined computer font indicates items you type. For example:

   /usr/sbin/newfs

Computer

Computer font within text indicates HP-UX commands, utilities, and SAM menu items.

Italics

Italics indicates manual titles, emphasized words, parameters to an HP-UX command, and entries in the HP-UX Reference.

Return

Words or letters in boxes refer to keys on the keyboard or a control button within SAM.

...

Ellipses in examples indicate that part or parts of the example might be omitted.

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