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Solaris Trusted Extensions Label Administration
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Specifying the Protect As Classification

The protect as classification is printed in two places:

  • On the top and bottom of banner and trailer pages

  • In the middle of the protect as statement, together with compartments from the job's label

In the following figure, the NEED_TO_KNOW protect as classification is printed at the top of the banner page.

The protect as statement reads:

This output must be protected as:

This statement is followed by the protect as classification along with compartments from the label:

NEED_TO_KNOW HR

This statement is followed by:

unless manually reviewed and downgraded.
Figure 4-4 Protect As Statement
Illustration shows location of Protect As classification, and Protect As classification plus compartments.

For example, a site uses INTERNAL_USE_ONLY as the minimum protect as classification. The site has three classifications with the values that are shown in the first two columns of the following table. The third column shows the protect as classification. This classification is printed on the banner and trailer pages for the print job when the classification in the left column is in the job's label.

Table 4-1 Effect of Minimum Protect As Classification on Printer Output

Classification of Print Job

Value

Protect As Classification Printed on Banner and Trailer Pages

NEED_TO_KNOW

3

NEED_TO_KNOW

INTERNAL_USE_ONLY

2

INTERNAL_USE_ONLY

PUBLIC

1

INTERNAL_USE_ONLY

As the preceding table illustrates, any print job whose label includes either the PUBLIC or the INTERNAL_USE_ONLY classification would print INTERNAL_USE_ONLY in the Protect as statement and at the top and bottom of banner and trailer pages. Any print jobs whose label includes the NEED_TO_KNOW classification would print NEED_TO_KNOW in the same locations.

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