During a troubleshooting session, you need the system to keep recording SELinux Access Vector Cache (AVC) messages without blocking any actions so that applications can continue running. Which SELinux state should you switch the server to?
Enforcing
Permissive
Disabled
Targeted
Permissive is the state in which SELinux loads and evaluates the policy, labels objects, and writes AVC messages to the audit log, but it does not deny access. This lets administrators gather information about policy violations while avoiding service interruptions.
Enforcing actively blocks operations that violate policy, which would interrupt the application you are testing. Disabled turns SELinux off entirely; it neither enforces the policy nor records AVC denials and can leave files unlabeled, complicating re-enablement. Targeted is a policy type that defines which domains are confined; it is not an SELinux state.
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