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The following screenshots are provided to demonstrate some of the Razor interfaces. Click on each for a larger view.

Tresys Razor for WebSphere
	Tresys Razor generates customized, tightly-constrained SELinux policy for enterprise applications. This example shows the main Tresys Razor for WebSphere interface with one WebSphere Application Server defined. You can also specify configuration information for Deployment Managers and IBM HTTP servers, as well as other supporting servers.
Tresys Razor for DB2
	The same type of interface is used to generate SELinux configurations for DB2 servers. In this case, information specific to the DB2 environment is collected.
DB2 Nodes
	Here's an example of the type of information collected by Tresys Razor. Each DB2 Node will have instances and administrative users, as well as optional fences. This information mirrors what is specified in your DB2 environment.
Ports
	For both WebSphere and DB2, Tresys determined which ports need to be open for the application to work. These can be further customized by adding or removing specific ports or ranges of ports. IP addresses and directories can be customized in a similar manner.