Access to a logical domain console must be restricted to authorized users.

A logical domain is a discrete, logical grouping with its own operating system, resources, and identity within a single computer system. Access to the logical domain console provides system-level access to the OBP of the domain.

The root role is required. This action applies only to the control domain.

Determine the domain that you are currently securing.

# virtinfo Domain role: LDoms control I/O service root The current domain is the control domain, which is also an I/O domain, the service domain, and a root I/O domain.

If the current domain is not the control domain, this check does not apply.

Determine if the vntsd service is online.

# pfexec svcs vntsd

If the service is not "online", this is not applicable.

Check the status of the vntsd authorization property.

# svcprop -p vntsd/authorization vntsd

If the state is not true, this is a finding.

The root role is required. This action applies only to the control domain.

Determine the domain that you are currently securing.

# virtinfo Domain role: LDoms control I/O service root The current domain is the control domain, which is also an I/O domain, the service domain, and a root I/O domain.

If the current domain is not the control domain, this action does not apply.

Configure the vntsd service to require authorization.

# svccfg -s vntsd setprop vntsd/authorization = true

The vntsd service must be restarted for the changes to take effect.

# svcadm restart vntsd