Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W X Y

A

accessing

compliance standards, 44.4.3

compliance violations, 44.2.5

accessing Software Library console, 2.2

adding

host configuration, 39.6.3

hosts targets, 39.4

local host group, 39.2.7

local user, 39.2.6

adding new target data collections, 43.6.3.2

administering pluggable databases, 17.6

administering, hosts, 39

administration tasks, 39.2

agent-side rules

compliance standard rules, 44.4.6

definition, 44.1.1

AIX Installed Packages parser, 43.7.5

analyzing configuration health, 43.9.5

AND/OR logical operators

in comparison rules, 43.5.5.2

Apache HTTPD parser, 43.7.5

Application Data Model, 45.2.1

application signature, 45.1.3

Oracle E-Business Suite, 45.1.3

Oracle Fusion Applications, 45.1.3

Oracle PeopleSoft Enterprise, 45.1.3

ASM, storage, 38.2.5

assigning tasks to group owners in change activity plans, 48.3.7

associating compliance standard to a target, 44.6.2

associations. See relationships

auditing, how to set up compliance standards for, 44.4.3

automatic metadata discovery, 45.2.3.2

automating change activity planning, 48.6.1

Autosys parser, 43.7.5

B

bare metal provisioning

concepts

boot server, 34.2.2.2

reference host, 34.2.2.4

RPM repository, 34.2.2.5

stage server, 34.2.2.3

overview, 34.2

setting up, 34.4

supported releases, 34.3

base parsers

columnar, 43.7.4

format-specific, 43.7.3

properties, 43.7.5

BEA Tuxedo parser. See Ubb Config parser

Blue Martini DNA parser, 43.7.3

blueprints, for configuration extensions, 43.6.4

boot server, 34.2.2.2

overview, 34.2.2.2

setting up, 34.4.2

browsing

compliance frameworks, 44.4.2.7

compliance standard rules, 44.4.7.14

compliance standards, 44.4.4.7

C

change activity plans

assigning tasks to group owner, 48.3.7

automating, 48.6.1

changing owner, 48.3.7

creating, 48.2

plan like another plan, 48.3.1

task definitions, 48.2.1

task groups, 48.2.2

deactivating, 48.3.4

deleting, 48.3.3

editing, 48.3.2

examples, 48.6

exporting, 48.3.5

managing plans, 48.4

operations on, 48.3

overview, 48

plans, 48.1.2.2

printing, 48.3.6

roles and privileges, 48.1.1

summary, 48.4.1

task definitions, 48.1.2.2

task groups, 48.1.2.3

tasks, 48.1.2.4, 48.4.2

terminology, 48.1.2

using for patching, 48.6.3

viewing tasks, 48.5

change management, 46, 46.1

change plan

creating change plan, 46.5.2

submitting change plan, 46.5.3

change plans

overview, 46.5

changing owner of change activity plans, 48.3.7

clearing violations, 44.6.4

clone

cloning a running Oracle database replay client, 12.2

cloning a running Oracle RAC instance, 9.3

cloning database

existing backup, 14.5.4

RMAN backup, 14.5.2

staging areas, 14.5.3

cloning database methods, 14.5.1

cloning pluggable databases, 17.3.3

cluster verification utility, 4.3.11

Coherence Node Provisiong

Deploying Coherence Nodes and Clusters

Troubleshooting, 31.4

Coherence Node Provisioning

Deploying Coherence Nodes and Clusters, 31.3

Creating a Coherence Component, 31.3.2

Deployment Procedure, 31.3.3

Prerequisites, 31.3.1

Getting Started, 31.1

Supported Releases, 31.2

collected configurations for targets, 43.1

columnar

parser parameters, 43.7.4.1

parsers, 43.7.4

commands

hosts, 39.3

comparing data, 46.6.2

comparison

rules, 1.1

comparison results, 43.5.7, 43.5.7.1

standard target, 43.5.7.2

synchronizing configuration files, 43.5.7.3

comparison template

creating or editing, 43.5.2.1

deleting, 43.5.2.2

exporting, 43.5.2.2

importing, 43.5.2.2

managing, 43.5.2.2, 43.6.1.7

Member Settings tab, 43.5.2.1, 43.5.2.1

Rules for Matching tab, 43.5.2.1

Template Settings tab, 43.5.2.1

viewing, 43.5.2.2

comparison templates, 43.5

creating templates, 43.5.2.1

editing templates, 43.5.2.1

property settings, 43.5.2.1

rules for matching, 43.5.2.1

template settings, 43.5.2.1

comparison wizard, 43.5.6.1

comparisons, 43.5.6

compliance

accessing, 44.1.2

compliance frameworks, 44.4.1

compliance standard rule folders, 44.4.5

compliance standard rules, 44.4.6

compliance standards, 44.4.3

configuring, 44.4

dashboard, 44.1.2, 44.2.1.1

evaluating, 44.2, 44.2

evaluation

operations on real-time observations, 44.3.2

results, 44.2.3, 44.2.4

importance, 44.2.9

investigating evaluation errors, 44.2.7

library, 44.1.2

managing, 44.4

overview, 44.1

privileges needed to use, 44.1.3

real-time

monitoring facets, 44.5

observations, 44.1.2

reports, 44.2.8

results, 44.1.2

roles needed to use, 44.1.3

score, 44.2.9

statistics, accessing, 44.2.1

summary information, 44.2.2

terms used in, 44.1.1

violations

accessing, 44.2.5

examples of viewing, 44.2.6.3

managing, 44.2.5

manual rules, 44.2.5

of a target, 44.2.6.3

suppressing, 44.2.5

unsuppressing, 44.2.5

Compliance Framework privilege, 44.1.3

compliance frameworks

about, 44.4.1

accessing, 44.4.1

adding compliance standard to, 44.4.2.1

advantages of using, 44.4.1, 44.4.1

compliance of database targets, 44.4.2.13

compliance score, 44.2.9.4

definition, 44.1.1

editing importance, 44.4.2.1

errors, 44.4.2.11, 44.4.2.12

evaluation results, 44.4.2.9, 44.4.2.10

lifecycle status, 44.4.2.1

operations on, 44.4.2

browsing, 44.4.2.7

creating, 44.4.2.1

creating like, 44.4.2.2

deleting, 44.4.2.4

editing, 44.4.2.3

exporting, 44.4.2.5

importing, 44.4.2.6

searching, 44.4.2.8

provided by Oracle, 44.4.1

reasons for using, 44.4.1

user-defined, 44.4.1

violations details, 44.2.6.3

compliance roles

EM_COMPLIANCE_DESIGNER, 44.1.3

EM_COMPLIANCE_OFFICER, 44.1.3

compliance score

compliance framework, 44.2.9.4

compliance standard, 44.2.9.3

compliance standard rule, 44.2.9.1

definition, 44.1.1

parent node, 44.2.9.5

real-time monitoring rules, 44.2.9.2

compliance standard rule folders

about, 44.4.5

creating, 44.4.5.1

definition, 44.1.1

managing in compliance standard, 44.4.5.2

compliance standard rules

about, 44.4.6

agent-side rules, 44.4.6

definition, 44.1.1

operations on, 44.4.7

browsing, 44.4.7.14

creating agent-side rules, 44.4.7.4, 44.6.2

creating like, 44.4.7.9

creating manual rules, 44.4.7.5, 44.6.2

creating real-time monitoring rules, 44.4.7.3

creating repository rules, 44.4.7.1

creating WEbLogic Server Signature rules, 44.4.7.2

deleting, 44.4.7.11

editing, 44.4.7.10

exporting, 44.4.7.12

importing, 44.4.7.13

searching, 44.4.7.15

repository rules, 44.4.6

types, 44.4.6

compliance standards

about, 44.4.3

accessing, 44.4.3

adding to another compliance standard, 44.4.4.1

adding to compliance framework, 44.4.2.1

advantages of using, 44.4.3

associating with targets, 44.4.4.13

definition, 44.1.1

errors, 44.4.4.11, 44.4.4.12

evaluation results, 44.4.4.9, 44.4.4.10

investigating violations, 44.2.6

operations on, 44.4.4

browsing, 44.4.4.7

creating, 44.4.4.1

creating like, 44.4.4.2

customizing, 44.4.4.3

deleting, 44.4.4.4

editing, 44.4.4.3

exporting, 44.4.4.5

importing, 44.4.4.6

searching, 44.4.4.8

security metrics, enabling, 44.4.4.16

setting up for auditing use, 44.4.3

violations details, 44.2.6.3, 44.2.6.3, 44.2.6.3

compliance violations, investigating, 44.2.6

configuration browser, 43.3

inventory and usage details, 43.3.3

saved configurations, 43.3.2

viewing configuration data, 43.3.1

Configuration Browser, viewing configurations, 43.3

configuration changes, 43.4

configuration collections, 43.6

configuration comparison

ignore rule, 43.5.3.3

ignore rule example, 43.5.5.2

matching rule, 43.5.3.2

matching rule example, 43.5.5.1

rule examples, 43.5.5

rule language, 43.5.4

rules, 43.5.3

value constraint rule, 43.5.3.1

wizard, 43.5.6.1

configuration data collections, 43.6.3

configuration data, extending collections, 43.6.3

configuration extension

blueprints, 43.6.4

creating, 43.6.1.2

credentials, 43.6.1.5

database roles, 43.6.1.4

deleting, 43.6.1.7

deploying, 43.6.2.1

editing, 43.6.1.2

editing deployment, 43.6.2.2

enabling facet synchronization, 43.6.1.7

encoding, 43.6.1.3

exporting, 43.6.1.7

Files & Commands tab, 43.6.1.3

importing, 43.6.1.7

post-parsing rule, 43.7.6.1, 43.7.6.2, 43.7.6.3

privileges, 43.6.1.9

roles, 43.6.1.9

rules, 43.6.1.6

sample non-XML parsed file, 43.7.6.2

sample parsed SQL query, 43.7.6.3

sample XML parsed file, 43.7.6.1

undeploying, 43.6.2.1

versioning, 43.6.1.8

viewing collection data, 43.6.2.3

viewing specification details, 43.6.1.7

XML parsed example (default), 43.7.2.3

XML parsed example (generic), 43.7.2.3

XML parsed example (modified), 43.7.2.3

XPath, 43.6.1.6

configuration extension, creating, 44.6.2

configuration extensions, 43.6

commands tab, 43.6.1.3

creating, 43.6.1.2

deployment, 43.6.2

enabling facet synchronization, 43.6.1.7

privileges, 43.6.1.9

setting up credentials, 43.6.1.5

setting up rules, 43.6.1.6

SQL tab, 43.6.1.4

versioning, 43.6.1.8

Configuration Extensions privilege, 44.1.3

configuration history, 43.4

accessing, 43.4.1

annotating, 43.4.2.2

creating notification list, 43.4.2.3

scheduling, 43.4.2.3

searching history, 43.4.2.1

configuration history, job activity, 43.4.3

configuration management, 43.1

configuration searches, 43.2

managing configuration searches, 43.2.1

setting up, 43.2.2

Configuration Topology Viewer, 43.9

configuration topology, viewing, 43.9.3

configurations

hardware and software, 43.1

history, 1.1

searching, 1.1, 43.2

viewing, 43.3

configure Grid Infrastructure, 7.3.2, 7.5.2

configuring audit status

real-time monitoring rules, 44.4.7.3

configuring hosts, 39.1

Connect:Direct parser, 43.7.3

consumption summary, storage, 38.2.4

container databases (CDBs)

prerequisites for creating, 16.2.1, 16.3.1, 16.4.1

procedure, 16.2.2, 16.3.2, 16.4.2

controlling appearance of information on a graph, 43.9.16

CPU statistics

hosts monitoring, 38.1.1

Create Compliance Entity privilege, 44.1.3

creating

agent-side compliance standard rules, 44.4.7.4, 44.6.2

change activity plans, 48.2

like another plan, 48.3.1

task definitions, 48.2.1

task groups, 48.2.2

comparison template, 43.5.2.1

compliance frameworks, 44.4.2.1

compliance manual rules, 44.6.2

compliance standard example, 44.6.2

compliance standard rule folders, 44.4.5.1

compliance standards, 44.4.4.1

compliance standards, considerations, 44.4.4.17

configuration extension, 44.6.2

custom target type, 43.6.1.1

manual compliance standard rules, 44.4.7.5

new relationships, 43.8

real-time monitoring compliance standard rules, 44.4.7.3

real-time monitoring facet folders, 44.5.2.3

real-time monitoring facets, 44.5.2.2

repository compliance standard rules, 44.4.7.1

WebLogic Server Signature compliance standard rules, 44.4.7.2

creating change plans using external clients, 46.5.2.2

creating database provisioning entities, 4.3.10

creating database templates, 4.3.8

creating databases, 7.5.2, 16.2

prerequisites, 16.2.1

procedure, 16.2.2

creating Disk Layout component, 34.4.9.2

creating installation media, 4.3.7

creating like

compliance frameworks, 44.4.2.2

compliance standard rules, 44.4.7.9

compliance standards, 44.4.4.2

real-time monitoring facets, 44.5.2.5

creating Oracle Database, 16.2

prerequisites, 16.2.1

creating Oracle RAC One Node Database, 16.4

prerequisites, 16.4.1

procedure, 16.4.2

creating Oracle Real Application Clusters Database, 16.3

prerequisites, 16.3.1

procedure, 16.3.2

creating provisioning profiles, 4.3.5

creating relationships to a target, 43.9.14

creating repository rule based on custom configuration collections, 44.6.1

examples, 44.6.1

creating users

designers, 2.4.2

operators, 2.4.3

credentials

host, 36.3, 36.3, 36.3

setting up monitoring, 36.4.2

credentials, for configuration extensions, 43.6.1.5

Cron Access parser, 43.7.4

Cron Directory parser, 43.7.4

CSV parser, 43.7.4

Custom CFG parser, 43.7.5

custom configuration

custom target type, 43.6.1.1

customization

changing error handling modes, 50.4

customization types, 50.1

directive workflow, 50.7

overview, 50.1

setting up e-mail notifications, 50.5

customizing

hosts environment, 37

customizing topology views, 43.9.10

CVU, 4.3.11

D

data comparison, 46.1

overview, 46.6

requirements, 46.6.1

data discovery, 45.1.1

data discovery job, 45.2.4

data discovery results, 45.2.4.2

Data Redaction, 45.1.2

database credentials, 43.6.1.4

database host readiness, B

adding user accounts, B.1

configuring SSH, B.1.1

environment settings, B.4

kernel requirements, B.4.1

memory requirements, B.4.4

network and IP requirements, B.4.5

node time requirements, B.4.2

package requirements, B.4.3

installation directories and Oracle inventory, B.6

PDP setup, B.3

setting user accounts, B.1

shell limits, B.2

storage requirements, B.5

database provisioning

administrator privileges, 4.3.2

deployment procedures, 4.2

getting started, 5.1

host requirements, 4.3.1

Oracle Database software, 5.5

Oracle Databases with Oracle ASM, 5.4

Oracle Grid Infrastructure and Oracle Database software, 6.3

Oracle Grid Infrastructure and Oracle Databases with Oracle ASM, 6.2

Oracle Grid Infrastructure for Oracle Real Application Clusters Databases, 7

Oracle RAC database with file system on existing cluster, 7.4

Oracle RAC database with file system on new cluster, 7.5

Oracle Real Application Clusters One Node databases, 8

prerequisites for designers, 4.3.3

prerequisites for operators, 4.3.4

provisioning and creating Oracle Databases, 5.3

provisioning Oracle RAC, 9

setup, 4.3

supported targets, 4.2

usecases, 4.2

database provisioning overview, 4.1

Database Query

parser, 43.7.3

parser parameters, 43.7.3.1

Database Query Paired Colulmn

parser, 43.7.3

parser parameters, 43.7.3.2

database templates

uploading to software library, 4.3.9

databases

storage, 38.2.6

Db2 parser, 43.7.3

deactivating

change activity plans, 48.3.4

default system run level

in hosts, 39.2.2

delete Oracle RAC, 11.2, 11.3

prerequisites, 11.3.1

delete Oracle RAC nodes, 11.4

deleting

change activity plans, 48.3.3

comparison template, 43.5.2.2

compliance frameworks, 44.4.2.4

compliance standard rules, 44.4.7.11

compliance standards, 44.4.4.4

configuration extension, 43.6.1.7

custom topology views, 43.9.11

real-time monitoring facets, 44.5.2.4

relationships from a target, 43.9.15

deleting Oracle RAC

deleting core components, 11.2

deleting entire Oracle RAC, 11.3

deleting pluggable databases, 17.4

Dell PowerEdge Linux hosts monitoring, 39.6.2

dependency analysis, 43.9.8

deployable patch plan, 40.1.3.2

Deploying Coherence Nodes and Clusters

Deployment Procedure

Adding a Coherence, 31.3.3.1

Environment Variables, 31.3.3.1

Sample Scripts, 31.3.3.2

deploying configuration extension, 43.6.2.1

deploying SOA composites, 32.5

Deploying, Undeploying or Redeploying Java EE Applications

Creating a Java EE Application Component, 30.5

Deploying a Java EE Application, 30.6.1

Getting Started, 30.1

Java EE Applications Deployment Procedure, 30.6

Prerequisites, 30.4

Redeploying a Java EE Application, 30.6.2

Undeploying a Java EE Application, 30.6.3

Deploying, Undeploying, or Redeploying Java EE Applications, 30.2

deployment procedures, 8.2

editing the permissions, 49.5.2

phases and steps, 49.3.3

target list, 49.3.1

tracking the status, 49.5.3

User, roles and privileges, 49.2

variables, 49.3.2

viewing, editing, and deleting, 49.5.1

deployments

Management Repository, 43.1

Designer and Operator Roles, 4.1

determining configuration health compliance score, 43.9.6

dhcp server

setting up, 34.4.2

diagnosing

compliance violations, 44.2.6

E

E-Business Suite

parser, 43.7.3

parser parameters, 43.7.3.4

editing

change activity plans, 48.3.2

comparison template, 43.5.2.1

compliance frameworks, 44.4.2.3

compliance standard rules, 44.4.7.10

compliance standards, 44.4.4.3

configuration extension deployment, 43.6.2.2

host configuration, 39.6.3

local host group, 39.2.7

local user, 39.2.6

real-time monitoring facet folders, 44.5.2.3

real-time monitoring facets, 44.5.2.2

EM_ALL_DESIGNER

EM_PATCH_DESIGNER, 49.2.1

EM_PROVISIONING_DESIGNER, 49.2.1

EM_TC_DESIGNER, 49.2.1

EM_ALL_OPERATOR

EM_ALL_VIEWER, 49.2.1

EM_HOST_DISCOVERY_OPERATOR, 49.2.1

EM_PATCH_OPERATOR, 49.2.1

EM_PROVISIONING_OPERATOR, 49.2.1

EM_TARGET_DISCOVERY_OPERATOR, 49.2.1

EM_CAP_ADMINISTRATOR role, 48.1.1

EM_CAP_USER role, 48.1.1

em_catalog.zip file, 40.2.4.2, 40.2.4.3

EM_COMPLIANCE_DESIGNER role, 43.6.1.9, 44.1.3

EM_COMPLIANCE_OFFICER role, 44.1.3

EM_LINUX_PATCHING_ADMIN role, 41.4.3.1

EM_PLUGIN_AGENT_ADMIN role, 43.6.1.9

EM_PLUGIN_OMS_ADMIN role, 43.6.1.9

e-mail notifications

configuring outgoing mail server, 50.5.1

entering administrator e-mail and password, 50.5.2

overview, 2.7

EMCLI, 40.2.4.4, A

adding ATS service test, A.6.7

advantages, A.1

creating a new generic component by associating a zip file, A.6.5

creating properties file, A.4.1

deploying/undeploying Java EE applications, A.6.8

launching a procedure with an existing saved procedure, A.4.3

limitations, A.7

migrate and remove a software library storage location, A.6.6

overview, A.1

patching, A.5

creating a new properties file, A.5.2.1

using an existing properties file, A.5.2.2

patching verbs, A.3.2

patching WebLogic Server Target, A.6.4

prerequisites, A.2

provisioning Oacle WebLogic Server

using provisioning profile, A.6.2.2

provisioning Oracle Database software, A.6.1

provisioning Oracle WebLogic Server, A.6.2

scaling up or scaling out, A.6.2.3

provisioning pluggable databases, A.4.4

creating new pluggable databases, A.4.4.1

migrating databases as pluggable databases, A.4.4.3

using snapshot profiles, A.4.4.2

provisioning user defined deployment procedure, A.6.3

adding steps/phases, A.6.3.2

prerequisites, A.6.3.1

running the procedure, A.6.3.3

provisioning verbs, A.4

software library verbs, A.3.3

unplugging pluggable databases, A.4.4.4

using an existing properties file, A.4.2

verbs, A.3

EMCLI verbs

confirm_instance, A.3.1, A.3.2

create_pluggable_database, A.4.4.1, A.4.4.2.2

describe_instance, A.3.1, A.3.2

describe_procedure_input, A.3.1

get_executions, A.3.1, A.3.2

get_instance_data, A.3.1, A.3.2

get_instance_status, A.3.1, A.3.2

get_instances, A.3.1, A.3.2

get_procedure_types, A.3.1, A.3.2

get_procedure_xml, A.3.1, A.3.2

get_procedures, A.3.1, A.3.2

get_retry_argument, A.3.1, A.3.2

ignore_instance, A.3.1, A.3.2

migrate_noncdb_to_pdb, A.4.4.3

reschedule_instance, A.3.1, A.3.2

resume_instance, A.3.1

save_procedure, A.3.1, A.3.2

stop_instance, A.3.1

submit_procedure, A.3.1

suspend_instance, A.3.1

unplug_pluggable_database, A.4.4.4

update_and_retry_step, A.3.1

update_procedure_input, A.3.1

upload_patches, 40.2.4.4

emctl partool utility, C

emctl partool options, C.2

exporting deployment procedure

creating PAR file, C.4.2

retrieving GUID, C.4.1

exporting deployment procedures, C.4

importing PAR files, C.5

using cloud control, C.5.2

using command line, C.5.1

overview, C.2

overview of PAR, C.1

software library, C.3

enabling facet synchronization

configuration extensions, 43.6.1.7

Enterprise Data Governance dashboard, 45.2.1

enterprise manager users

designers, 2.4.1

operators, 2.4.1

super administrators, 2.4.1

error handling modes

continue on error, 50.4

inherit, 50.4

skip target, 50.4

stop on error, 50.4

errors

in compliance standards, 44.4.4.11, 44.4.4.12

evaluating compliance, 44.2, 44.2

evaluation errors

compliance, 44.2.7

evaluation results

compliance, 44.2.3, 44.2.4

compliance standards, 44.4.4.9

examples

associating targets, 44.6.1

creating compliance standards, 44.6.1

creating custom configuration, 44.6.1

creating custom-based repository rule based on custom configuration collection, 44.6.1

using change activity plans, 48.6

viewing compliance results, 44.6.1

viewing compliance violations, 44.2.6.3

excluding relationships from custom topology views, 43.9.12

Execute Host Command

group, 39.5.4

multiple hosts, 39.5.3

single host, 39.5.5

execution history

host commands, 39.5.8

execution results

host command, 39.5.9

exporting

change activity plans, 48.3.5

comparison template, 43.5.2.2

compliance frameworks, 44.4.2.5

compliance standard rules, 44.4.7.12

compliance standards, 44.4.4.5

configuration extension, 43.6.1.7

real-time monitoring facets, 44.5.2.6

extend Oracle RAC, 10.2

prerequisites, 10.2.1

extending Oracle RAC

prerequisites, 10.2.1

procedure, 10.2.2

F

file synchronization, 43.5.7.3

file systems

storage, 38.2.8

format-specific parsers, 43.7.3

Full any Compliance Entity privilege, 44.1.3

FULL_LINUX_PATCHING_SETUP privilege, 41.4.2.1, 41.4.3.1

G

Galaxy CFG

parser, 43.7.3

parser parameters, 43.7.3.5

generic system, and new relationships, 43.8

GNS settings, 7.5.2

gold image

provisioning Oracle database replay client using gold image, 12.3

provisioning Oracle RAC using gold image, 9.4

GPG keys, 41.4.2.1, 41.4.3.2

GPG signatures, 41.4.3.2

group administration, 39.2.6, 39.2.7

groups

in hosts, 37.2

H

hardware configuration, collecting information, 43.1

history

statistics, 35.4

storage, 38.2.11

history job activity, 43.4.3

history, of configuration changes, 43.4

history, of configurations, 1.1

Host command

executing using sudo or PowerBroker, 39.3.2

running, 39.5

hosts

adding host targets, 39.4

administering, 39

administration, target setup, 36.5

commands, 39.3

execution history, 39.5.8

execution results, 39.5.9

configuration

adding and editing, 39.6.3

configuring, 39.1

customizing environment, 37

default system run level, 39.2.2

Dell PowerEdge Linux monitoring, 39.6.2

diagnosing problems on, 35.2

group administration, 39.2.6

groups, 37.2

installing YAST on, 36.2

log file alerts, 38.1.5

lookup table

host administration, 39.2.4

metric collection errors, 38.1.6

monitoring, 38

monitoring setting up, 36.4

NFS clients, 39.2.5

overview, 35

preferred credentials, 36.3

running Host command, 39.5

services, 39.2.1

setting up credentials, 36.3

statistics, 35.1

CPU, 38.1.1

disk, 38.1.3

memory, 38.1.2

program resource utilization, 38.1.4

storage, 38.2

tools, 39.3

PowerBroker, 39.3.1

Remote File Editor, 39.3.3

sudo command, 39.3.1

user administration, 39.2.6

viewing targets on, 35.3

Hosts Access parser, 43.7.4

I

ignore rule example, in comparisons, 43.5.5.2

ignore rule, in comparisons, 43.5.3.3

impact analysis, 43.9.9

importance

definition, 44.1.1

editing in compliance standard, 44.4.2.1

importing

comparison template, 43.5.2.2

compliance frameworks, 44.4.2.6

compliance standard rules, 44.4.7.13

compliance standards, 44.4.4.6

configuration extension, 43.6.1.7

real-time monitoring facets, 44.5.2.6

incidents

viewing details, 44.3.1.4

including relationships in custom topology views, 43.9.13

information map, 1.2

infrastructure requirements, 2

Introscope parser, 43.7.3

inventory and usage details, 43.3.3

J

Java Policy parser, 43.7.5

Java Properties parser, 43.7.5

job activity

history, 43.4.3

Job System privilege, 44.1.3

K

Kernel Modules parser, 43.7.4

L

layers, storage, 38.2.12

LDAP parser, 43.7.5

library

compliance, 44.1.2

lifecycle management

overview, 1.1

solution areas, 1.1

change management, 1.1

compliance management, 1.1

configuration management, 1.1

discovery, 1.1

patching, 1.1

provisioning, 1.1

solution descriptions, 1.1

lifecycle status

compliance frameworks, 44.4.2.1

Linux Directory List parser, 43.7.4

Linux hosts, installing YAST, 36.2

linux patching

package compliance, 41.4.3.2

prerequisites, 41.4.1

registering with ULN, 41.4.2.2

setting up group, 41.4.3

setting up infrastructure, 41.4

setting up linux patching groups for compliance reporting, 41.4.3

setting up RPM repository, 41.4.2, 41.4.2.2

linux patching groups, 41.1

jobs, 41.4.3.2

local file systems, storage, 38.2.8

lock down, 49.6.2.1

locking down feature, 4.1

log file alerts, hosts monitoring, 38.1.5

logical operators

AND/OR, 43.5.5.2

M

Manage and Target Metric privilege, 44.1.3

Manage any Target Compliance privilege, 44.1.3

Management Repository, 43.1

managing

change activity plans, 48.4

compliance standard rule folders, 44.4.5.2

mandatory infrastructure requirements

creating user accounts, 2.4

setting up credentials, 2.3

mandatory infratructure requirements

setting up software library, 2.2

manual rules

definition, 44.1.1

violations, 44.2.5

matching rule

examples, 43.5.5.1

matching rule example, for comparisons, 43.5.5.1

matching rule, in comparisons, 43.5.3.2

memory statistics

hosts monitoring, 38.1.2

metadata discovery, 45.1.1

metadata discovery job, 45.2.3

metadata discovery results, 45.2.3.3

metadata XML files

downloading files, 40.2.4.2

uploading files, 40.2.4.3

metric collection errors

hosts moniroting, 38.1.6

middleware

enabling as a service (MWaaS), 23.1, 24.1, 25.1, 26.1

Middleware as a Service (MWaaS)

enabling, 23.1, 24.1, 25.1, 26.1

middleware provisioning

coherence nodes and clusters, 22.3.4

deploying/redeploying/undeploying Java EE Applications, 22.3.3

deployment procedures, 22.1

introduction, 22.1

key concepts, 22.2

overview, 22

profiles, 22.1

scaling SOA, Service Bus, and WebLogic Servers, 22.3.2

service bus resources, 22.3.6

SOA artifacts, 22.3.5

WebLogic Domain and Oracle Home Provisioning, 22.3.1

Middleware Provisioning

Middleware Provisioning and Scale Up / Scale Out Best Practices, 29.4

middleware provisioning console, 22.1

middleware provisioning solutions, 22.1

migrating databases as pluggable databases, 17.3.4

Mime Types parser, 43.7.5

monitoring

credentials, setting up, 36.4.2

hosts, 38

NFS mounts, 38.2.8

moving

task definitions in change activity plans, 48.2.1

MQ-Series

parser, 43.7.3

parser parameters, 43.7.3.6

N

named credentials, host, 36.3

network cards

configuring, 39.2.3

in hosts, 39.2.3

network file systems See NFS

NFS (network file systems)

clients

adding and editing, 39.2.5

host administration, 39.2.5

monitoring mounts, 38.2.8

storage, 38.2.8

nondeployable plan, 40.1.3.2

notifications, 2.7

O

observations

notifying user, 44.3.2.3

Odin parser, 43.7.3

OPlan, 40.4.3, 40.4.3

optional infratructure requirements

host configurations, F.6.1

self update for provisioning, 2.6

setting up e-mail notifications, 2.7

Oracle clusterware clone, 4.3.10.3

Oracle Clusterware Clone, 4.3.10.4

Oracle Database Clone, 4.3.10.2

Oracle Database topology, 5.2

Oracle Label Security, 45.1.2

Oracle ORA parser, 43.7.3

Oracle RAC database topology, 7.2

Oracle Real Application Clusters Database topology, 7.2

Oracle Service Bus, 33

OS script, load, 39.5.6

P

PAM Configuration parser, 43.7.4

parsers

AIX Installed Packages, 43.7.5

Apache HTTPD, 43.7.5

Autosys, 43.7.5

Blue Martini DNA, 43.7.3

columnar, 43.7.4

Connect:Direct, 43.7.3

Cron Access, 43.7.4

Cron Directory, 43.7.4

CSV, 43.7.4

Custom CFG, 43.7.5

Database Query, 43.7.3

Database Query Paired Column, 43.7.3

Db2, 43.7.3

Directory, 43.7.3

E-Business Suite, 43.7.3

format-specific, 43.7.3

Galaxy CFG, 43.7.3

Hosts Access, 43.7.4

Introscope, 43.7.3

Java Policy, 43.7.5

Java Properties, 43.7.5

Kernel Modules, 43.7.4

LDAP, 43.7.5

Linux Directory List, 43.7.4

Mime Types, 43.7.5

MQ-Series, 43.7.3

Odin, 43.7.3

Oracle ORA, 43.7.3

PAM Configuration, 43.7.4

Process Local, 43.7.4

properties, 43.7.5

Radia, 43.7.5

Sectioned Properties, 43.7.5

Secure TTY, 43.7.4

Siebel, 43.7.3

SiteMinder Agent, 43.7.5

SiteMinder Registry, 43.7.5

SiteMinder Report, 43.7.5

SmWalker, 43.7.5

Solaris Installed Packages, 43.7.4

Sun ONE Magnus, 43.7.5

Sun ONE Obj, 43.7.5

Tuxedo, 43.7.5

UbbConfig, 43.7.3

Unix Config, 43.7.5

Unix Crontab, 43.7.4

Unix Directory List, 43.7.4

Unix Groups, 43.7.4

Unix GShadow, 43.7.4

Unix Hosts, 43.7.4

Unix INETD, 43.7.4

Unix Installed Patches, 43.7.3

Unix Login, 43.7.5

Unix Passwd, 43.7.4

Unix PROFTPD, 43.7.5

Unix Protocols, 43.7.4

Unix Recursive Directory List, 43.7.3

Unix Resolve, 43.7.5

Unix Services, 43.7.4

Unix Shadow, 43.7.4

Unix SSH Config, 43.7.5

Unix System, 43.7.5

Unix System Crontab, 43.7.4

Unix VSFTPD, 43.7.5

Unix XINETD, 43.7.5

WebAgent, 43.7.5

WebLogic (attribute-keyed), 43.7.2.1

WebSphere (attribute-keyed), 43.7.2.1

WebSphere (generic), 43.7.2.2

Windows Checksum, 43.7.5

XML default (attribute-keyed), 43.7.2.1

XML (generic), 43.7.2.2

patch management solution

accessing the screen, 40.1.2

conflict checks, 40.4.3

create plan wizard, 40.1.3.3

customizing deployment procedures, 40.4.3, 40.6.12

diagnosing and resolving patching issues, 40.5

downloading catalog file, 40.2.4.2

introduction, 40.1.2

knowledge articles, 40.3.2

overview, 40.1

patch recommendations, 40.3.1

patch templates, 40.4.5, 40.6.2

patchability reports, 40.2.5

patching modes

in-place mode, 40.1.6.2, 40.4.3

offline mode, 40.1.6.1, 40.2.4.1

online mode, 40.1.6.1, 40.2.3.1

out-of-place mode, 40.1.6.2, 40.4.3

parallel mode, 40.1.6.3, 40.4.3

rolling mode, 40.1.6.3, 40.4.3

patching Oracle Data Guard targets, 40.4.9

patching Oracle Exadata, 40.4.8

patching Oracle Grid Infrastructure targets, 40.4.7

patching Oracle Identity Management targets, 40.4.10

patching Oracle Siebel targets, 40.4.11

patching workflow, 40.1.7

performing switchback, 40.4.4

preparing database targets, 40.4.3

registering proxy details, 40.2.3.2

resolving patch conflicts, 40.6.10

rolling back patches, 40.4.3, 40.5.4, 40.6.14

scheduling patch plans, 40.4.3

searching for patches, 40.3.4

setting up infrastructure, 40.2

supported targets, 40.1.5

uploading catalog file, 40.2.4.3

uploading patches to Software Library, 40.2.4.4

validating patch plans, 40.4.3

patch plans

accessing, 40.4.2

adding patches, 40.4.3

adding targets, 40.4.3, 40.6.7

analyzing, 40.4.3

creating, 40.4.1

customizing deployment procedures, 40.4.3, 40.6.12

deleting, 40.6.4

deleting plans, 40.6.4

enabling notifications, 40.4.3

enabling or disabling conflict checks, 40.4.3

overview, 40.1.3.1

patch conflicts, 40.1.3.3

patch plan types, 40.1.3.2

preparing patch plans, 40.4.3

roles and privileges, 40.2.2

saving as patch templates, 40.4.5

scheduling, 40.4.3

specifying credentials, 40.4.3

specifying deployment options, 40.4.3

specifying plan information, 40.4.3

staging patches, 40.4.3

supported patch types, 40.1.3.1

switchback, 40.4.4

using create plan wizard, 40.1.3.3

validating, 40.4.3

validation and conflict resolution, 40.1.3.3

patch recommendations, 40.3.1

patch templates

deleting, 40.6.5

deleting templates, 40.6.5

downloading patches, 40.6.3

modifying templates, 40.6.1

using edit template wizard, 40.1.4.2

viewing templates, 40.6.1

patching

analyzing the environment, 40.2.5

diagnosing issues, 40.5.2

identifying applicable patches

searching in software library, 40.3.5

searching on MOS, 40.3.4

using knowledge articles, 40.3.2, 40.3.3

using patch recommendations, 40.3.1

introduction, 40.1.1

linux patching, 41.1

patch management solution, 40.1.2

patchability reports, 40.2.5

patching linux hosts, 41

resolving issues, 40.5.3

using change activity plans, 48.6.3

patching linux hosts

concepts, 41.1

deployment procedures, 41.2

meeting prerequisites, 41.4.1

overview, 41.1

package compliance, 41.4.3.2

registering with ULN, 41.4.2.2

setting up infrastructure, 41.4

setting up linux patching groups for compliance reporting, 41.4.3

setting up RPM repository, 41.4.2, 41.4.2.2

supported linux releases, 41.3

phases

parallel, 49.3.3.1

rolling, 49.3.3.1

pluggable database administration

altering pluggable database state, 17.6.2

opening/closing pluggable databases, 17.6.2

switching between pluggable databases, 17.6.1

pluggable database jobs

create, 17.3.1.2, 17.3.2.2, 17.3.3.2, 17.5.1

delete, 17.4.2.2, 17.5.3

unplug, 17.4.1.2, 17.5.2

pluggable database management requirements, 17.2

pluggable database provisioning

cloning pluggable databases

using Full Clone, 17.3.3

using Snap Clone, 17.3.3.1

creating new pluggable databases, 17.3.1

migrating databases as pluggable databases, 17.3.4

plugging in pluggable databases, 17.3.2

pluggable database removal

deleting pluggable databases, 17.4.2

unplugging pluggable databases, 17.4.1

pluggable databases

administering, 17.6

getting started, 17.1

jobs, 17.5

overview, 17.2

provisioning, 17.3

removing, 17.4

post-parsing rules, 43.7.6

PowerBroker tool, 39.3.1

executing host command, 39.3.2

preferred credential, hosts, 36.3

printing

change activity plans, 48.3.6

privilege delegation setting, 36.3

privileges

Compliance Framework, 44.1.3

Configuration Extensions, 44.1.3

Create Compliance Entity, 44.1.3

Full any Compliance Entity, 44.1.3

Job System, 44.1.3

Manage any Target Compliance, 44.1.3

Manage any Target Metric, 44.1.3

used in change activity plans, 48.1.1

View any Compliance Framework, 44.1.3

View any Target, 44.1.3

privileges, for configuration extensions, 43.6.1.9

problems

diagnosing on hosts, 35.2

Process Local parser, 43.7.4

program resource utilization statistics, hosts monitoring, 38.1.4

properties parser constructs

delimited section, 43.7.5.3

delimited structure, 43.7.5.3

element cell, 43.7.5.3

explicit property, 43.7.5.3

implicit property, 43.7.5.3

INI section, 43.7.5.3

keyword name property, 43.7.5.3

keyword property, 43.7.5.3

reserved directive, 43.7.5.3

reserved function, 43.7.5.3

simple property, 43.7.5.3

structure, 43.7.5.3

XML structure, 43.7.5.3

properties parsers, 43.7.5

advanced constructs, 43.7.5.3

advanced parameters, 43.7.5.2

basic parameters, 43.7.5.1

Protection Policy

Data Redaction, 45.1.2

Oracle Label Security, 45.1.2

Transparent Data Encryption, 45.1.2

Virtual Private Database, 45.1.2

provision database

Grid Infrastructure and Oracle RAC Database, 7.3

Oracle Grid Infrastructure and Oracle Real Application Clusters, 7

provision Linux, 34

getting started, 34.1

provision Oracle RAC database

with file system on a new cluster, 7.5

with file system on an existing cluster, 7.4

provision Oracle RAC databases, 7.5.2

provisioning

deleting or scaling down Oracle RAC (Real Application Cluster), 11

extending Oracle RAC (Real Application Cluster), 10

provisioning linux operating system, 34

provisioning Oracle Application Server, 32

provisioning Oracle database replay client, 12

provisioning Oracle Service Bus resources, 33

storage, 38.2.3

provisioning bare metal servers, 34.6

provisioning database client

getting started, 12.1

provisioning Oracle Database client, 12.4

provisioning Oracle RAC

archived software binaries, 9.5

gold image, 9.4

no root credentials, 9.6

provisioning Oracle Real Application Clusters One database, 8.3

provisioning Oracle standby database

creating logical standby database, 13.3

creating physical standby database, 13.2

creating primary database backup, 13.5

managing existing standby database, 13.4

provisioning Oracle standby databases, 13

provisioning pluggable databases, 17.3

provisioning profiles, 4.1

provisioning SOA artifacts, 32.4

gold image, 32.4.2

R

Radia parser, 43.7.5

real-time monitoring facet folders, editing, 44.5.2.3

real-time monitoring facets, 44.5

about, 44.5.1

changing base attributes, 44.5.2.7

creating, 44.5.2.2, 44.5.2.3

creating like, 44.5.2.5

definition, 44.1.1

deleting, 44.5.2.4

editing, 44.5.2.2

entity types, 44.5.1.1

exporting, 44.5.2.6

importing, 44.5.2.6

operations on, 44.5.2

patterns, 44.5.1.2

viewing library, 44.5.2.1

real-time monitoring rules

compliance score, 44.2.9.2

definition, 44.1.1

target property filters, 44.4.7.3

using facets in, 44.4.7.3

real-time monitoring, warnings, 44.4.4.15

real-time observation audit status, definition, 44.1.1

real-time observation bundle lifetimes, controlling, 44.4.7.3

real-time observation bundles, definition, 44.1.1

real-time observations

definition, 44.1.1, 44.1.2

investigating, 44.3

manually setting, 44.3.2.1

notifying user, 44.3.2.2

operations on, 44.3.2

rules, types of actions, 44.4.7.3

viewing, 44.3.1

reference host, 34.2.2.4, 34.2.2.4

refresh, storage, 38.2.13

relationships, 43.8

Remote File Editor tool, 39.3.3

removing pluggable databases, 17.4

reports, compliance, 44.2.8

repository rules

definition, 44.1.1

in compliance standards, 44.4.6

results

compliance evaluation, 44.2.3, 44.2.4

reverse transform, 43.5.7.3

roles

EM_CAP_ADMINISTRATOR, 48.1.1

EM_CAP_USER, 48.1.1

for change activity plans, 48.1.1

roles, for configuration extensions, 43.6.1.9

rollup options, 43.3.3

root cause analysis. See dependency analysis

routing configuration, network cards, 39.2.3

RPM packages, 41.1, 41.4.2.2

RPM repository, 34.2.2.5, 41.1, 41.4.2.1

overview, 34.2.2.5

setting up, 34.4.3, 41.4.2

rule examples, for comparisons, 43.5.5

rule expressions, in comparisons, 43.5.4

rules, 43.5.3

include or exclude rule, 43.5.3.3

matching rule, 43.5.3.2

value constraint rule, 43.5.3.1

rules expression, 43.5.4

rules syntax, 43.5.4

rules, in comparisons, 1.1, 43.5.3

rules, in configuration extensions, 43.6.1.6

S

save as draft, configuration extension, 43.6.1.8

saved configurations, 43.3.2, 43.3.2

scale down Oracle RAC, 11.4

Scaling Up / Scaling Out WebLogic Domains

Prerequisites, 29.2

Running the Scale Up / Scale Out Middleware Deployment Procedure, 29.3

Scaling Up/Scaling Out SOA, Service Bus, and WebLogic Server Domains, 29

schema baseline, 46.1

multiple versions, 46.2.4

schema baseline version, 46.2.2

schema baselines

export, 46.2.5

import, 46.2.5

overview, 46.2

schema change plans, 46.1

schema comparison, 46.1

schema comparison versions, 46.3.2

schema comparisons, 46.3.1

comparison options, 46.3.1

overview, 46.3

schema map, 46.3.1, 46.3.1

scope specification, 46.3.1

schema synchronization, 46.1

overview, 46.4

versions, 46.4.3

schema synchronization version

schema synchronization cycle, 46.4.3.1

schema synchronizations

schema map, 46.4.1

scope specification, 46.4.1, 46.4.1

synchronization mode, 46.4.1

synchronization options, 46.4.1

scope specification, 46.2.1

search configurations

predefined, 1.1, 43.2

user-defined, 1.1, 43.2

searching

compliance frameworks, 44.4.2.8

compliance standard rules, 44.4.7.15

compliance standards, 44.4.4.8

Sectioned Properties parser, 43.7.5

Secure TTY parser, 43.7.4

security metrics

enabling, 44.4.4.16

in compliance standards, 44.4.4.16

sensitive column type, 45.2.3.1

sensitive data discovery, 45.2.2

Service Bus provisioning, 23, 24, 25, 26

services

in hosts, 39.2.1

setting dependencies in task definitions, 48.2.1

setting up

environment to monitor hosts, 36

host credentials, 36.3

host monitoring, 36.4

monitoring credentials, 36.4.2

target for host administration, 36.5

Setting Up MOS, 2.5

Siebel

parser, 43.7.3

parser parameters, 43.7.3.7

SiteMinder Agent parser, 43.7.5

SiteMinder Registry parser, 43.7.5

SiteMinder Report parser, 43.7.5

SmWalker parser, 43.7.5

SOA provisioning, 23, 24, 25, 26

software library

uploading patches, 40.2.4.4

Software Library Administration, 2.2, 2.2

Software Library console, 2.2

Solaris Installed Packages parser, 43.7.4

specify OS users, 7.5.2

specifying rules, 43.5.3

stage server, 34.2.2.3

overview, 34.2.2.3

statistics

hosts, 35.1

storage, 35.4

statistics, accessing compliance, 44.2.1

steps

action, 49.3.3.2

computational, 49.3.3.2

file transfer, 49.3.3.2

host command, 49.3.3.2

job, 49.3.3.2

library component, 49.3.3.2

library directive, 49.3.3.2

manual, 49.3.3.2

storage

file systems, 38.2.8

history, 38.2.11

hosts monitoring, 38.2

layers, 38.2.12

network file systems, 38.2.8

refresh, 38.2.13

statistics, 35.4

utilization, 38.2.1

vendor distribution, 38.2.10

volumes, 38.2.9

sudo command, 39.3.1

executing host command, 39.3.2

summary

change activity plans, 48.4.1

Sun ONE Magnus parser, 43.7.5

Sun ONE Obj parser, 43.7.5

suppressing violations, 44.2.5, 44.6.3

synchronizing files, 43.5.7.3

system component structure, 43.9.4

T

target setup

host administration, 36.5

target type, custom, 43.6.1.1

targets

associating compliance standard with, 44.4.4.13, 44.6.2

host, 35.3

task groups in change activity plans, 48.1.2.3

tasks

in change activity plans, 48.4.2

tools

hosts, 39.3

topology

Oracle RAC database topology, 7.2

topology viewer

controlling appearance of information on a graph, 43.9.16

creating

relationships to a target, 43.9.14

customizing views, 43.9.10

deleting custom views, 43.9.11

deleting relationships from a target, 43.9.15

dependency analysis, 43.9.8

excluding relationships from custom views, 43.9.12

impact analysis, 43.9.9

including relationships in custom views, 43.9.13

tracking configuration changes, 43.4

Transparent Data Encryption, 45.1.2

troubleshooting missing property errors, 40.5.1.1

troubleshooting unsupported configuration errors, 40.5.1.2

Tuxedo parser, 43.7.5

U

UbbConfig parser, 43.7.3

ULN channels, 41.1, 41.4.2.2

ULN configuration channel, 41.1

ULN custom channel, 41.1

Unbreakable Linux Network (ULN), 41.1

undeploying configuration extension, 43.6.2.1

Unix Config parser, 43.7.5

Unix Crontab parser, 43.7.4

Unix Directory List parser, 43.7.4

Unix Groups parser, 43.7.4

Unix GShadow parser, 43.7.4

Unix Hosts parser, 43.7.4

Unix INETD parser, 43.7.4

Unix Installed Patches

parser, 43.7.3

parser parameters, 43.7.3.8

Unix Login parser, 43.7.5

Unix Passwd parser, 43.7.4

Unix PROFTPD parser, 43.7.5

Unix Protocols parser, 43.7.4

Unix Recursive Directory List

parser, 43.7.3

parser parameters, 43.7.3.9

Unix Resolve parser, 43.7.5

Unix Services parser, 43.7.4

Unix Shadow parser, 43.7.4

Unix SSH Config parser, 43.7.5

Unix System Crontab parser, 43.7.4

Unix System parser, 43.7.5

Unix VSFTPD parser, 43.7.5

Unix XINETD parser, 43.7.5

unplugging pluggable databases, 17.4.1

unsuppressing violations, 44.2.5

up2date patching tool, 41.4.1, 41.4.2.1, 41.4.3.1

up2date_comp.zip file, 41.4.2.1

upgrading a database instance, 18.4

upgrading database

getting started, 18.1

upgrading databases, 18

database upgrade wizard, 18.4

deployment procedure, 18.3

prerequisites, 18.3.2

upgrading Oracle cluster database, 18.3.3

upgrading Oracle clusterware, 18.3.4

upgrading Oracle database instance, 18.3.5, 18.3.5

user accounts

overview, 2.4

user administration, 39.2.6, 39.2.7

User Defined Deployment Procedure, 49.6

UTF-8, encoding in configuration extensions, 43.6.1.3

V

value constraint rule, in comparisons, 43.5.3.1

vendor distribution, storage, 38.2.10

View any Compliance Framework privilege, 44.1.3

View any Target privilege, 44.1.3

viewing

change activity plan tasks, 48.5

comparison template, 43.5.2.2

configuration data, 43.3.1

configuration extension specification details, 43.6.1.7

configuration health problem details, 43.9.7

incident details, 44.3.1.4

real-time monitoring facet library, 44.5.2.1

real-time observations, 44.3.1

violation details

compliance standard, 44.2.6.3

violations

clearing, 44.6.4

compliance

managing, 44.2.5

viewing examples, 44.2.6.3

details

compliance framework, 44.2.6.3

compliance standard, 44.2.6.3, 44.2.6.3

of a target, 44.2.6.3

suppressing, 44.2.5, 44.6.3

unsuppressing, 44.2.5

Virtual Private Database, 45.1.2

volumes, storage, 38.2.9

W

WebAgent parser, 43.7.5

web-based enterprise management (WBEM) fetchlet metrics, 39.6.1

WebLogic parser (attribute-keyed), 43.7.2.1

WebLogic Server provisioning, 23, 24, 25, 26

WebSphere parser (attribute-keyed), 43.7.2.1

WebSphere parser (generic), 43.7.2.2

Windows Checksum parser, 43.7.5

X

XML default parser (attribute-keyed), 43.7.2.1

XML parser (generic), 43.7.2.2

XPath

conditions and expressions, 43.7.6

configuration extension, 43.6.1.6

Y

YAST, installing on Linux hosts, 36.2

yum patching tool, 41.4.1, 41.4.3.1