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==Operational Environment== | |||
The operational environment for the NSS cryptographic module is a general purpose, modifiable operational environment that uses one of the following commercially-available operating systems: | |||
* Security Level 1 | |||
** Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 | |||
** Windows XP Service Pack 2 | |||
** Solaris 10 | |||
** HP-UX B.11.11, with the HP-UX Strong Random Number Generator (KRNG11i) bundle installed to add the /dev/urandom special file | |||
** Mac OS X 10.4 | |||
* Security Level 2 | |||
** Red Hat Enterprise Linux Version 4 Update 1 AS: CAPP EAL4+ | |||
** Sun Trusted Solaris Version 8 4/01: LSPP, CAPP, and RBACPP; EAL4 | |||
==Single Operator Mode of Operation== | |||
All the major general purpose operating systems today are multi-user OS. When the NSS cryptographic module is used at Security Level 1, only one user account should be created in the OS. The following explains how to configure each OS for single user. | |||
===Mac OS X Instructions=== | |||
To delete other user accounts | |||
# Log into your user account. | |||
# From the '''Apple''' menu, choose '''System Preferences'''. | |||
# From the '''View''' menu, choose '''Accounts'''. | |||
# All the user accounts are listed on the left hand side of the '''Accounts''' dialog. Your user account is listed | |||