This article builds on the concepts presented
in our previous Sun BluePrints OnLine article, Maintaining Network
Separation With Trusted Solaris 8 Operating Environment, which
provided an introduction to the configuration of labeled networks.
In this article, we expand on those techniques to show how the
Trusted Solaris Operating Environment (OE) can be deployed by a
network service provider to support multiple customers within a
single infrastructure.
This article describes how MAC can be used to
provide concurrent access to two isolated networks without
compromising that separation. The reader is assumed to be familiar
with network administration in the Solaris Operating Environment
and have a general familiarity with trusted systems.
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