Many interfaces changed between the Trusted Solaris 8 releases and the current release. For a list of new interfaces, see New Interfaces in Trusted Extensions Software.The following tables list every interface change, the current man page, and the reason for the change. Changes can be one of the following:No change – The interface is originally a Trusted Solaris interface, and has not significantly changed for this release. Remains unsupported – Due to security issues, the interface is not supported in Solaris Trusted Extensions software. Removed - Due to changes in the architecture, the interface was removed. A None entry in the second column indicates a removed interface. The Note column contains Removed or an explanation. Replaced – The interface is renamed. Has new options - For a Solaris interface, the interface provides options that are specific to Trusted Extensions software. For an interface that is unique to Trusted Extensions, the Solaris Trusted Extensions options are different from the options in Trusted Solaris software. Obsolete – A Trusted Solaris interface has been replaced with a Trusted Extensions interface with a new name and new parameters. Many label interfaces have been replaced with interfaces that hide the internals of the label. Although recompiled programs that use the obsolete interfaces might work, programs and scripts should be written to use the new interfaces. Support removed – Support for a feature, such as CMW labels, was removed entirely, or removed from this interface. Use interface – Use an equivalent Solaris interface. Works as in Solaris OS – Due to changes in the architecture, Solaris Trusted Extensions software does not modify the Solaris OS interface. &zpriv;&zucmd;&zscmd;&zscall;&zlib;&zdb;&zdrv;