Figure 2-14 shows the supported values for the useTrustedSLAs  tunable. By default, trusted SLAs are not used for newly run processes. A value of 1  ( vmo -o useTrustedSLAs=1 ) means that the usage of trusted SLAs is in effect. If the tunable is changed dynamically, future run times of trusted programs use the new value, but existing programs are unaffected. This setup ensures, for example, that daemons that are started early in the boot process are also covered by the protection mechanism. 

root@roell:/ >vmo -h useTrustedSLAs Help for tunable useTrustedSLAs: Purpose: Specifies whether trusted shared library areas are used. Values: Default: 0 Range: 0, 1, 32, 64 Type: Dynamic Unit: numeric Tuning: 0 means that trusted shared library areas are not used. 1 means that trusted shared library areas are used for trusted programs, that is, programs that are setuid-root, setgid-system, or setgid-security. You can also specify 32 or 64 to enable trusted shared library areas for 32-bit trusted programs only or 64-bit trusted programs only. 

