This parameter controls the size, in bytes, of an audit buffer.
A large audit buffer can improve system performance by allowing you to
store more data in main memory and to reduce the number of disk writes.
However, an overly large audit buffer can use space required for other
data structures and, therefore, reduce performance.
ADT_LWP_BSIZE
This parameter controls the size of the buffer allocated for each
lightweight process (LWP).
Events generated by a particular LWP
are placed in its own buffer, and this buffer is dumped into
an audit buffer when it is full.
ADT_NBUF
This parameter controls the number of audit buffers
available on the system.
ADT_NLVLS
This parameter controls the number of individual security levels
that can be set for object level auditing.
It is useful only when the Mandatory Access Control (MAC) feature
is installed.
If you want to audit more than four levels, you must
change the value of this parameter.
Console security parameters
Parameter
Dflt
Min
Max
CONSOLE_SECURITY
1
0
3A
CONSOLE_SECURITY
Bit mask value that determines the hot key sequences
allowed on the console keyboard.
Each bit corresponds to a hot key sequence.
A value of ``0'' indicates that all sequences are disallowed.
Bit 0 corresponds to the reboot key sequence.
Bit 1 corresponds to the panic key sequence.
The default value is ``1''.
General security parameters
Parameter
Dflt
Min
Max
MAXACL
100
10
250
MAXACL
Maximum number of ACL (Access Control List) entries per
file or ipc object.
SUM privilege parameters
Parameter
Dflt
Min
Max
PRIVID
0
0
60002
PRIVID
This is the ID of the privileged user, checked when
propagating privileges.
This parameter should not be modified.