Actually Linux is not even close to having this capability. This comes from Sun's protected (DoD certified) "Trusted Solaris" and is analogous to having the multiple kernel installations (all with their own domains) on a single 'instance'.
It will take nearly a complete re-write of the Linux kernel to achieve the same
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Actually Linux is not even close to having this capability. This comes from Sun's protected (DoD certified) "Trusted Solaris" and is analogous to having the multiple kernel installations (all with their own domains) on a single 'instance'.
It will take nearly a complete re-write of the Linux kernel to achieve the same