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08-10-2001 12:34 PM
08-10-2001 12:34 PM
Hello,
HP-UX 11.0, N4000
How do I know if my box has been converted to a trusted system?
Thanks,
Luis
HP-UX 11.0, N4000
How do I know if my box has been converted to a trusted system?
Thanks,
Luis
We'll get through this together.
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08-10-2001 12:42 PM
08-10-2001 12:42 PM
Solution
Hi Luis:
One way to cd /tcb/files/auth
There should be a number of directories under it.
For example: user asmith will have the encrypted passwd stored in a/asmith; user cjones will has the encryped passwd stored in
c/cjones.
If you find these files, you are a trusted system.
One way to cd /tcb/files/auth
There should be a number of directories under it.
For example: user asmith will have the encrypted passwd stored in a/asmith; user cjones will has the encryped passwd stored in
c/cjones.
If you find these files, you are a trusted system.
If it ain't broke, I can fix that.
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08-10-2001 12:44 PM
08-10-2001 12:44 PM
Re: Trusted systems
Hi Luis:
A simple way is to see if you have the directory '/tcb/files/auth/' and files within it.
...JRF...
A simple way is to see if you have the directory '/tcb/files/auth/' and files within it.
...JRF...
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08-12-2001 01:15 AM
08-12-2001 01:15 AM
Re: Trusted systems
Hi again the same thing I am going to repeat
# cd /tcb
If this returns a error then UR system is not
trusted.
# cat /etc/passwd
Check the second field..it should be "*"
# audsys
Should show U something
Hope this helps
Sundar
# cd /tcb
If this returns a error then UR system is not
trusted.
# cat /etc/passwd
Check the second field..it should be "*"
# audsys
Should show U something
Hope this helps
Sundar
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