 Shell Script (*.sh file) :This file is used to compile, install and fix the labeling on the test system  Interface File ( *.if file): This file contains information of all the interfaces that other domain might want to use to communicate with our domain and the file types created by our application  File Context File (*.fc file): This file contains the mapping between files and file context.  Type Enforcement File (*.te file): This file contains all the code required to confine intended application This tool provides simplest way to generate policies on some Linux system.

System menu – > Administration -> SELinux Management To open SELinux Management GUI we follow given steps: It reduces user’s work and if you use this you don’t need to remember all the commands required to handle SELinux. SELinux Management tool allows user to perform different activities related to management of SELinux. To check the version of the Certificate System SELinux policy installed, click the Policy Module link. To find out the roles of each user we can check SELinux User link To check user mapping with MCS/MLS range click the User Mapping link To view the policies for the port assignments for the subsystems, click the Network Port link To view the policies set on the individual files and processes, click the File Labeling link. Open the system menu – > Administration -> SELinux Managementįrom Status tab, you can check/change mode of SELinux Opening SELinux Management GUI Tool in Fedora

If SELinux is not installed on Linux system then it can be installed from command prompt Fedora and some other Linux operating system shipped with SELinux Administration GUI, Policy Generation Tool (polgengui)and SELinux Troubleshooter which provides user a better interface to handle SELinux.

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