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:
- #nEntry number in the kernel table.
- accessDefines the type of access that CA ControlMinder permits, or the type of access that a user requested. The value is a sum of access types:1-read2-write4-chown8-chmod16-rename32-unlink64-utimes128-chattr256-link512-chdir1024-create
- aceeDefines the ACEE of the user making the access request.
- ACuserDefines the CA ControlMinder user name of the user.
- answerDefines the response (permit or deny) that CA ControlMinder made to the access request. Valid values include:0deny1permit
- arg0Defines the program name, as defined in argument number 0 when the program executes.
- contractID(Solaris 10 only) Defines the contract process ID.
- deviceDefines the logical disk that the file resides on.
- dir IDDefines the directory ID.
- entryDefines the string value of the inode.
- euidDefines the effective user ID.
- expressionDefines the expression (text pattern used for string matching) that specifies the resources to which the entry applies.
- fidorfile IDDefines the file ID that CA ControlMinder uses to identify the file.
- flagsDefines the bit mask flag for the entry.
- i-nodeDefines the inode number.
- linksDefines the number of hard links of the file.
- local portDefines the port on the local host that accepts the incoming TCP connection.
- mount pointDefines the location in the directory to protect from mounting.
- n-charsDefines the number of characters in the expression.
- name in procDefines 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.
- oidDefines the object ID.
- peerDefines the peer host address.
- phashDefines the hash value of a path string.
- pidDefines the process ID.
- portDefines the port from which the incoming TCP connection originated.
- ppidDefines the parent process ID.
- prioorpriorityDefines the priority of the entry in the kernel table. When the kernel table is full, the entry with the lowest priority is removed when CA ControlMinder writes a new entry to the kernel table.
- programorprogram nameDefines the name of the program.
- serviceDefines the name of the CA ControlMinder service (daemon).
- TCP portDefines the TCP port to which the entry applies.
- typeDefines the protected file type.
- uidoruserDefines 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.