Dynamic coalition networks connect multiple administrative domains. The domains have a need to communicate, but have limited mutual trust. To establish communication services, these networks must be configured consistently with respect to global service requirements and security policies. The configuration must also be done in a way that respects the autonomy of the separate domains. Commercial network configuration tools do not provide sufficient functionality for this purpose. This document outlines a toolkit for solving these problems and reports on its deployment over a wide area network between Telcordia Technologies and BBN?s TIC.