User's Manual
 Solaris 9 Security CX-310-301    68   
¾  Audit – This contains the scripts to run in order to carry out a verification check jass run. These 
scripts do not make changes, they just analyze the current state of the system and report the 
vulnerabilities it finds 
The secure.driver script is shown here: 
# cat secure.driver 
#!/bin/sh 
# 
# Copyright (c) 2000-2003 by Sun Microsystems, Inc. 
# All rights reserved. 
# 
#ident "@(#)secure.driver 3.6 03/11/24 SMI" 
# 
# The purpose of this driver is to act as a wrapper calling the 
# "configuration" and "hardening" drivers. 
# 
DIR="`/bin/dirname $0`" 
export DIR 
. ${DIR}/driver.init 
. ${DIR}/config.driver 
. ${DIR}/hardening.driver 
Running SST 
The most common option to run the SST is to use the standalone method, which executes the secure.driver 
file. Start the SST run by entering the command: 
# ./jass-execute –d secure.driver 
[NOTE] Executing driver, secure.driver 
======================================================================= 
secure.driver: Driver started. 
======================================================================= 
JASS Version: 4.0.1 
Node name: ultra 
Host ID: 8f88ffe0 
Host address: 192.168.1.1 
MAC address: 8:0:20:00:00:00 
OS version: 5.9 
Date: Sun Apr 11 17:50:14 BST 2004 
======================================================================= 
secure.driver: Finish script: install-templates.fin 
======================================================================= 
Copying personalized files. 
[NOTE] Copying /.cshrc from /opt/SUNWjass/Files/.cshrc. 










