Sidewinder G2 6.1.1 Administration Guide - Glossary of Technical ...

Using system roles to access type enforced domains
3-12 General System Tasks
Using the -a parameter in this command specifies to print the kernel
name as well as other system identifying attributes, such as hardware
platform information. SW_OPS indicates you are running in the
Operational kernel. SW_ADMIN indicates you are running in the
Administrative kernel.
Checking which domain you are using (whereami)
To check which domain you are currently executing in, type the
following command:
whereami
A response similar to the following will appear:
domain=User
The domain in the response indicates in which domain you are
operating.
Changing your domain access using the system role
(srole) command
When you initially log in to the Sidewinder G2 using a command
prompt, you are logged into the User domain by default. The User
domain allows very little access, including no access to sensitive files.
To change to the Admn domain, which allows access to all
Sidewinder G2 domains (based on your administrative role), enter the
following command:
srole
Note: If you are a read-only administrator, enter srole adminro to change to the
AdRO domain.
To return to the previous domain role and shell, enter the following
command:
exit
You are returned to the User domain.