Laura is a user and netadm is a role on a Solaris 11 system. You want to allow Laura to generate SSH keys. Which two steps should be taken?
A. Verify that netadm includes the Network Management profile.
B. Verify that laura has permission to access the Network Management profile.
C. Verify that the Network Management profile includes the netadm role.
D. Add a line for the ssh-keygen command to the file auth_attr.d/local-entries.
E. Add a line for the ssh-keygen command to the file exec_attr.d/local-entries.
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besides auth_attr.d/local-entries servers a totally different purpose, so answer E might be considered, at least that is where you would put reffereces to binary/exacautable files, but still this makes no sense in context of above question !
And the answers don’t represent the solution for giving a user Laura any access to SSHD keys in /etc/ssh/.
hell of a misleading question – own SSH leys Laura can manage without any special rights assigned, whereas host SSHD keys she will still not be able to manage even with the “Network Security” profile rights assigned, since the SSHD configuration is root owned, and whatever user the ssh-keygen is run with it would not be able to write to this DIR and overwrite the id_rsa private keys.