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What does RBAC an alternative for?
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1. RBAC – is an altenative to all or nothing super user model
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2. Rbac uses the security of _______ privledge.
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2. Rbac uses the security of least privledge—only access you have is only related to your job
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What does RBAC do?
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3. Rbac makes it possible for a company to separate super users capabalities and assign the capabilities to specific users or to special user accts called roles
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TRUE or FALSE
4. Roles can be assigned to specific persons, according to job needs |
True
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What is the rights profile, what does it contain.
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it lists the rights to run specific commands and apps with escalated priviledges Solaris
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What are authorizations?
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7. An authorization grants access to restricted functions and rbac compliant apps.
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TRUE or FALSE
6. Roles can be assigned authorizations: |
TRUE
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What is a function?
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A function is like a command or a run command: only can run if ya authorized
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Lipst the Four files that you need to know
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/etc/user_attr
/etc/security/prof_attr /etc/security/policy.conf /etc/security/exec_attr |
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8. Rbac compliant apps are linked to ___________ is used so rbac can check privledges
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8. Rbac compliant apps are linked to libsecdv (it’s a database) is used so rbac can ck privledges
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What does the /etc/user_attr file contain?
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The /etc/user_attr file lists the rights profiles and authorizations associated with users and roles.
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What is a role.
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A role is a special identity, similar to a user account, for running privileged applications or commands that can be assumed by assigned users only.
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TRUE or FALSE
It is possible to log on as role. |
FALSE
It’s not possible to log on as role |
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what command do you use to log in to a role?
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A role can only be used by switching the user to the role with the su command.
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How do you find the rights assigned to a user.
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The rights profiles assigned to a user can be listed with the “profiles” command or through the Solaris Management Console
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What command can be used to assign rights profiles
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Rights profiles can be assigned to a user account with the usermod command or the Solaris Management Console (SMC).
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The roleadd command creates a role entry in which files?
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The roleadd command creates a role entry in the /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, and /etc/user_attr files.
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List three profile shells.
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Profile shells: pfsh, pfcsh, pfksh
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