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How do you configure the hardening.driver to allow SMC to run?

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Sun Solaris, Unix Network Security, Operating Systems Network Security

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Sun Microsystems, Solaris 10, 5.10, SST

Hello,
I am currently trying to harden my SPARC workstation 45 running solaris 10. I would like harden the system but still allow access to the SMC console to add/modify/delete users. I have been able to allow SMC to run but everytime I try to login as root to make changes, it does not take the password and prompts for another password. Any ideas?

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