S
- –S option
- st_clean script
Writing New Device-Clean Scripts
- st_clean script
- scripts for cleaning devices Seedevice-clean scripts
- SCSI devices
- st_clean scriptdevice_allocate File
- st_clean script
- Secure by Default installation optionUsing the Secure by Default Configuration
- Secure RPC
- alternativeAuthentication Services for Remote Access
- alternative
- securing
- network at installationUsing the Secure by Default Configuration
- network at installation
- security
- device allocationControlling Access to Devices
- installation optionsUsing the Secure by Default Configuration
- netservices limited installation optionUsing the Secure by Default Configuration
- password encryptionPassword Encryption
- preventing remote loginHow to Restrict and Monitor root Logins
- protecting against denial of serviceUsing Resource Management Features
- protecting against Trojan horseSetting the PATH Variable
- protecting devicesDevice-Clean Scripts
- protecting hardwareControlling Access to System Hardware
- protecting PROMControlling Access to System Hardware
- Secure by DefaultUsing the Secure by Default Configuration
- system hardwareControlling Access to System Hardware
- systemsManaging Machine Security
- device allocation
- security attributes
- using to mount allocated deviceHow to Authorize Users to Allocate a Device
- using to mount allocated device
- Service Management Facility (SMF) SeeSMF
- setuid permissions
- security risksRestricting setuid Executable Files
- security risks
- SHA-2 algorithmsPassword Encryption Algorithms
- sharing files
- and network securitySharing Files Across Machines
- and network security
- SMF
- device allocation serviceDevice Allocation Service
- managing Secure by Default configurationUsing the Secure by Default Configuration
- device allocation service
- solaris.device.revoke authorizationAuthorizations for the Allocation Commands
- sr_clean script
- st_clean script
- standard cleanup
- st_clean scriptWriting New Device-Clean Scripts
- st_clean script
- starting
- device allocationHow to Enable Device Allocation
- device allocation
- su command
- displaying access attempts on consoleHow to Restrict and Monitor root Logins
- monitoring useHow to Monitor Who Is Using the su Command
- displaying access attempts on console
- su file
- monitoring su commandHow to Monitor Who Is Using the su Command
- monitoring su command
- Sun MD5 algorithmPassword Encryption Algorithms
- superuser Seeroot role
- svc:/system/device/allocate
- device allocation serviceDevice Allocation Service
- device allocation service
- System Administrator rights
- protecting hardwareHow to Require a Password for SPARC Hardware Access
- protecting hardware
- system calls
- ioctl to clean audio deviceDevice-Clean Script for Audio
- ioctl to clean audio device
- system hardware
- controlling access toControlling Access to System Hardware
- controlling access to
- system security
- displaying
- user's login status
- users with no passwordsHow to Display Users Without Passwords
- firewall systemsFirewall Systems
- hardware protection
- login access restrictions
- machine accessMaintaining Physical Security
- password encryptionPassword Encryption
- passwordsManaging Password Information
- restricting remote root accessHow to Restrict and Monitor root Logins
- role-based access control (RBAC)Configuring Role-Based Access Control to Replace Superuser
- root access restrictions
- special accountsSpecial System Accounts
- su command monitoring
- displaying
- system variables See alsovariables
- CRYPT_DEFAULTHow to Specify an Algorithm for Password Encryption
- KEYBOARD_ABORTHow to Disable a System's Abort Sequence
- CRYPT_DEFAULT