https://community.hpe.com/t5/secure-os-software-for-linux/how-to-use-raw-sockets-on-secure-linux/m-p/2619988#M17 Raw-sockets are only designed to work in the syshi compartment. This is because there are inherent dangers with applications using raw-sockets. Some of these dangers are that raw-sockets bypass the ip stack and write directly to the network layer. Thus an application would be able to write its own network packets and could impersonate another machine. Mon, 26 Nov 2001 15:50:33 GMT Ron Vladick 2001-11-26T15:50:33Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/secure-os-software-for-linux/how-to-use-raw-sockets-on-secure-linux/m-p/2619988#M17 Raw-sockets are only designed to work in the syshi compartment. This is because there are inherent dangers with applications using raw-sockets. Some of these dangers are that raw-sockets bypass the ip stack and write directly to the network layer. Thus an application would be able to write its own network packets and could impersonate another machine. Mon, 26 Nov 2001 15:50:33 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/secure-os-software-for-linux/how-to-use-raw-sockets-on-secure-linux/m-p/2619988#M17 Ron Vladick 2001-11-26T15:50:33Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/secure-os-software-for-linux/how-to-use-raw-sockets-on-secure-linux/m-p/2619989#M18 I found this, when I tried to run a dhcp-server on hp sossfl (is there an official abbrevation by now).<BR />If what You write is the case You should modify the manualpages for the method of tlrules.<BR /><BR />Cheers,<BR /><BR />Konstantin Fri, 28 Dec 2001 17:34:21 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/secure-os-software-for-linux/how-to-use-raw-sockets-on-secure-linux/m-p/2619989#M18 Konstantin Agouros 2001-12-28T17:34:21Z