[zones-discuss] zone management and security

2006-10-13 Thread Brian Kolaci
IHAC that is looking to split out zone management roles. The zone administrator creates and manages the local zones however that person should not be able to see the data in the zone for security purposes. They should only be able to manipulate the resources assigned to the zone, as well as

Re: [zones-discuss] zone management and security

2006-10-13 Thread Brian Kolaci
Jeff Victor wrote: Brian Kolaci wrote: IHAC that is looking to split out zone management roles. The zone administrator creates and manages the local zones however that person should not be able to see the data in the zone for security purposes. They should only be able to manipulate the

Re: [zones-discuss] zone management and security

2006-10-13 Thread Jeff Victor
Brian Kolaci wrote: Jeff Victor wrote: Brian Kolaci wrote: IHAC that is looking to split out zone management roles. The zone administrator creates and manages the local zones however that person should not be able to see the data in the zone for security purposes. They should only be able

Re: [zones-discuss] zone management and security

2006-10-13 Thread Michael Barto
This probably sacrilege, but some of these zone security issues might be better served with Secure Solaris, if the security requirements are this extreme (e.g . DOD). Adding complex security always add complex overhead. On the other hand locking out the global zone to all purposes and

Re: [zones-discuss] zone management and security

2006-10-13 Thread David . Comay
I propose that zlogin be split into two different programs, one for console access and one for running programs and/or shell. A simple way to do this (and would be backward compatible) would be to create a hard link to zlogin, say 'zconsole' that when it is executed the program can test arg0 and

Re: [zones-discuss] zone management and security

2006-10-13 Thread Paul Kraus
On 10/13/06, Michael Barto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This probably sacrilege, but some of these zone security issues might be better served with Secure Solaris, if the security requirements are this extreme (e.g . DOD). Adding complex security always add complex overhead. On the other hand

Re: [zones-discuss] zone management and security

2006-10-13 Thread Brian Kolaci
I think the customer would be very interested in this tool, however one of the gripes is that things of this nature aren't built in and that they have to construct 'add-ons' to build a base SOE system. Glenn Brunette wrote: Brian, It was basically for this reason that I wrote up a small tool