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This document provides guidance on securing Solaris servers through hardening and configuration best practices. It recommends removing unnecessary software and services, enabling detailed system logging, installing the latest security patches regularly, and configuring services like sendmail securely based on checklists from SANS and CIS. Key steps include a minimal OS installation, removing unneeded packages and services, setting secure permissions and logging levels, and installing tools like Tripwire and SSH.
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