Solaris Secure by Default
This project changes the default configuration of the Solaris OS such that ssh is the only network-listening service.
This project changes the default configuration of the Solaris OS such that ssh is the only network-listening service.
The Solaris Security Toolkit simplifies and automates the process of securing Solaris OS systems and is based on proven security best practices/
IPF provides stateful packet filtering capabilities by IP address, network, port, protocol, network interface and traffic direction.
Solaris auditing helps to detect potential security breaches by revealing suspicious or abnormal patterns of system usage.
The Solaris Cryptographic Framework provides cryptographic services to users and applications through user-level and kernel-level commands.
Checking if any of the MPxIO, VxDMP or EMC PowerPath multipathing software is installed and active on a given Solaris system.
Accessing a tape device (or any device) from a non-global zone in Solaris
Unfortunately, this feature has been implemented in such a away that will prevent you from overwriting EDM media with a NetWorker label in general.
The pgrep command lets you specify the criteria and then displays the information only about the processes that match the criteria.
The prstat command displays information about processes similar to ps and pgrep commands but refreshes (updates) the output in a periodic fashion