When might you use the command 'setsebool'?

The 'setsebool' command is specifically designed to modify Boolean settings within SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux) policies. These Boolean settings allow administrators to enable or disable specific security features dynamically without needing to modify the primary policy files or reboot the system. This flexibility is crucial in maintaining security while adjusting to operational requirements. For instance, you might want to allow a particular service to run with less restrictive access, which can be accomplished by changing the appropriate Boolean setting with 'setsebool'.

While the command can indirectly provide insights related to the security context or existing policy states, its primary function is to enable you to change those settings effectively.