/usr/sbin/txzonemgr

Provides a menu-based wizard for creating, installing, initializing, and booting zones. This script replaces the Trusted CDE actions that manage zones.

The script also provides menu items for networking options, name services options, and for clienting the global zone to an existing LDAP server. txzonemgr uses the zenity command.

See Creating Labeled Zones

See also the zenity(1) man page.

In Trusted CDE, actions in the Trusted_Extensions folder in the Application Manager folder

Used to edit local files that the Solaris Management Console does not manage, such as /etc/system. Some actions run scripts, such as the Install Zone action.

See Trusted CDE Actions and How to Start CDE Administrative Actions in Trusted Extensions.

In Trusted CDE, Device Allocation Manager

In Solaris Trusted Extensions (JDS), Device Manager

Used to administer the label ranges of devices, and to allocate or deallocate devices.

See Device Allocation Manager and Handling Devices in Trusted Extensions (Task Map).

Solaris Management Console

Used to configure users, roles, rights, hosts, zones, and networks. This tool can update local files or LDAP databases.

This tool can also launch the dtappsession legacy application.

For basic functionality, see Chapter 2, Working With the Solaris Management Console (Tasks), in System Administration Guide: Basic Administration. For information that is specific to Trusted Extensions, see Solaris Management Console Tools.

Solaris Management Console commands, such as smuser and smtnzonecfg

Is the command-line interface for the Solaris Management Console.

For a list, see Table 8-4.

Label Builder

Is also a user tool. Appears when a program requires you to choose a label.

For an example, see How to Modify a User's Label Range in the Solaris Management Console.

Trusted Extensions commands

Used to perform tasks that are not covered by Solaris Management Console tools or CDE actions.

For the list of administrative commands, see Table 8-5.