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| Planning the  | 33 | 
| Step 1: Planning the Roles | 33 | 
| Step 2: Planning Authorizations for the Roles | 33 | 
| Step 3: Planning Command Mappings | 34 | 
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| Configuring  | 35 | 
| Step 1: Configuring Roles | 36 | 
| Creating Roles | 36 | 
| Assigning Roles to Users | 37 | 
| Assigning Roles to Groups | 37 | 
| Step 2: Configuring Authorizations | 37 | 
| Step 3: Configuring Additional Command Authorizations and Privileges | 38 | 
| Hierarchical Roles | 40 | 
| Overview | 40 | 
| Examples of Hierarchical Roles | 40 | 
| Changes to the authadm Command for Hierarchical Roles | 41 | 
| Hierarchical Roles Considerations | 41 | 
| Configuring  | 42 | 
| Configuring  | 43 | 
| Configuring  | 44 | 
| Auditing Based on  | 45 | 
| Procedure for Auditing  | 45 | 
| Using  | 46 | 
| Using the privrun Command to Run Applications with Privileges | 46 | 
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| Using the Privilege Shells (privsh, privksh, privcsh) to Automatically Run Commands with | 
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| Privilege | 48 | 
| Using the privedit Command to Edit Files Under Access Control | 48 | 
| Customizing privrun and privedit Using the ACPS | 49 | 
| Troubleshooting  | 50 | 
| The rbacdbchk Database Syntax Tool | 50 | 
| privrun  | 50 | 
| 4  | 51 | 
| Overview | 51 | 
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| Commands | 51 | 
| Manpages | 52 | 
| Available Privileges | 52 | 
| Configuring Applications with  | 53 | 
| Privilege Model | 54 | 
| Compound Privileges | 54 | 
| Security Implications of  | 55 | 
| Privilege Escalation | 55 | 
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| Troubleshooting  | 55 | 
| 5 Compartments | 57 | 
| Overview | 57 | 
| Compartment Architecture | 57 | 
| Default Compartment Configuration | 59 | 
| Planning the Compartment Structure | 59 | 
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