Kernel Table Column Names

The following list explains the kernel table column names:
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The following list explains the kernel table column names:
  • #n
    Entry number in the kernel table.
  • access
    Defines the type of access that 
    Privileged Access Manager Server Control
    permits, or the type of access that a user requested. The value is a sum of access types:
    1
    -read
    2
    -write
    4
    -chown
    8
    -chmod
    16
    -rename
    32
    -unlink
    64
    -utimes
    128
    -chattr
    256
    -link
    512
    -chdir
    1024
    -create
  • acee
    Defines the ACEE of the user making the access request.
  • ACuser
    Defines the 
    Privileged Access Manager Server Control
    user name of the user.
  • answer
    Defines the response (permit or deny) that 
    Privileged Access Manager Server Control
    made to the access request. Valid values include:
    0
    deny
    1
    permit
  • arg0
    Defines the program name, as defined in argument number 0 when the program executes.
  • contractID
    (Solaris 10 only) Defines the contract process ID.
  • device
    Defines the logical disk that the file resides on.
  • dir ID
    Defines the directory ID.
  • entry
    Defines the string value of the inode.
  • euid
    Defines the effective user ID.
  • expression
    Defines the expression (text pattern used for string matching) that specifies the resources to which the entry applies.
  • fid
    or
    file ID
    Defines the file ID that 
    Privileged Access Manager Server Control
    uses to identify the file.
  • flags
    Defines the bit mask flag for the entry.
  • i-node
    Defines the inode number.
  • links
    Defines the number of hard links of the file.
  • local port
    Defines the port on the local host that accepts the incoming TCP connection.
  • mount point
    Defines the location in the directory to protect from mounting.
  • n-chars
    Defines the number of characters in the expression.
  • name in proc
    Defines the process name in the /proc file system.
    Note:
    In the /proc file system, each process is represented as a file, and the file name is the process number.
  • oid
    Defines the object ID.
  • peer
    Defines the peer host address.
  • phash
    Defines the hash value of a path string.
  • pid
    Defines the process ID.
  • port
    Defines the port from which the incoming TCP connection originated.
  • ppid
    Defines the parent process ID.
  • prio
    or
    priority
    Defines the priority of the entry in the kernel table. When the kernel table is full, the entry with the lowest priority is removed when 
    Privileged Access Manager Server Control
    writes a new entry to the kernel table.
  • program
    or
    program name
    Defines the name of the program.
  • service
    Defines the name of the 
    Privileged Access Manager Server Control
    service (daemon).
  • TCP port
    Defines the TCP port to which the entry applies.
  • type
    Defines the protected file type.
  • uid
    or
    user
    Defines the user ID.
  • zone
    (Solaris 10 only) Defines the zone ID.
    Note:
    The value of this column is always 0 for a non-Solaris 10 computer.