Index

A

accessing
- compliance standards 48.4.3
- compliance violations 48.2.5
accessing Software Library console 2.2
adding
- host configuration 42.6.3
- hosts targets 42.4
- local host group 42.2.7
- local user 42.2.6
adding new target data collections 47.6.3.2
administering, hosts 42
administering pluggable databases 14.7
administration tasks 42.2
agent-side rules
- compliance standard rules 48.4.6
- definition 48.1.1
AIX Installed Packages parser 47.7.5
analyzing configuration health 47.9.5
AND/OR logical operators
- in comparison rules 47.5.5.2
Apache HTTPD parser 47.7.5
Application Data Model 49.2.1
application signature 49.1.3
- Oracle E-Business Suite 49.1.3
- Oracle Fusion Applications 49.1.3
- Oracle PeopleSoft Enterprise 49.1.3
ASM, storage 41.2.5
assigning tasks to group owners in change activity plans 52.3.7
associating compliance standard to a target 48.6.2
associations. See relationships 47.8
auditing, how to set up compliance standards for 48.4.3
automatic metadata discovery 49.2.3.2
automating change activity planning 52.6.1
Autosys parser 47.7.5

B

bare metal provisioning
- concepts
  - boot server 37.2.2.2
  - reference host 37.2.2.4
  - RPM repository 37.2.2.5
  - stage server 37.2.2.3
- overview 37.2
- setting up 37.4
- supported releases 37.3
base parsers
- columnar 47.7.4
- format-specific 47.7.3
- properties 47.7.5
BEA Tuxedo parser. See Ubb Config parser 47.7.3
Blue Martini DNA parser 47.7.3
blueprints, for configuration extensions 47.6.4
boot server 37.2.2.2
- overview 37.2.2.2
- setting up 37.4.2
browsing
- compliance frameworks 48.4.2.7
- compliance standard rules 48.4.7.14
- compliance standards 48.4.4.7

C

change activity plans
- assigning tasks to group owner 52.3.7
- automating 52.6.1
- changing owner 52.3.7
- creating 52.2
  - plan like another plan 52.3.1
  - task definitions 52.2.1
  - task groups 52.2.2
- deactivating 52.3.4
- deleting 52.3.3
- editing 52.3.2
- examples 52.6
- exporting 52.3.5
- managing plans 52.4
- operations on 52.3
- overview 52
- plans 52.1.2.2
- printing 52.3.6
- roles and privileges 52.1.1
- summary 52.4.1
- task definitions 52.1.2.2
- task groups 52.1.2.3
- tasks 52.1.2.4, 52.4.2
- terminology 52.1.2
- using for patching 52.6.3
- viewing tasks 52.5
change management 50, 50.1
change plan 50.5.2, 50.5.3
- creating change plan 50.5.2
- submitting change plan 50.5.3
change plans
- overview 50.5
changing owner of change activity plans 52.3.7
clearing violations 48.6.4
clone
- cloning a running Oracle database replay client 12.2
- cloning a running Oracle RAC instance 9.3
cloning database 15.3.2, 15.3.3, 15.3.4
- existing backup 15.3.4
- RMAN backup 15.3.2
- staging areas 15.3.3
cloning database methods 15.3.1
cloning pluggable databases 14.3.3
cluster verification utility 4.3.11
Coherence Node Provisiong
- Deploying Coherence Nodes and Clusters
  - Troubleshooting 34.4
Coherence Node Provisioning
- Deploying Coherence Nodes and Clusters 34.3
  - Creating a Coherence Component 34.3.2
  - Deployment Procedure 34.3.3
  - Prerequisites 34.3.1
- Getting Started 34.1
- Supported Releases 34.2
collected configurations for targets 47.1
columnar
- parser parameters 47.7.4.1
- parsers 47.7.4
commands
- hosts 42.3
comparing data 50.6.2
comparison
- rules 1.1
comparison results 47.5.7, 47.5.7.1, 47.5.7.2, 47.5.7.3
- standard target 47.5.7.2
- synchronizing configuration files 47.5.7.3
comparisons 47.5.6
comparison template
- creating or editing 47.5.2.1
- deleting 47.5.2.2
- exporting 47.5.2.2
- importing 47.5.2.2
- managing 47.5.2.2, 47.6.1.7
- Member Settings tab 47.5.2.1
- Rules for Matching tab 47.5.2.1
- Template Settings tab 47.5.2.1
- viewing 47.5.2.2
comparison templates 47.5, 47.5.2.1
- creating templates 47.5.2.1
- editing templates 47.5.2.1
- property settings 47.5.2.1
- rules for matching 47.5.2.1
- template settings 47.5.2.1
comparison wizard 47.5.6.1
compliance
- accessing 48.1.2
- compliance frameworks 48.4.1
- compliance standard rule folders 48.4.5
- compliance standard rules 48.4.6
- compliance standards 48.4.3
- configuring 48.4
- dashboard 48.1.2, 48.2.1.1
- evaluating 48.2
- evaluation
  - operations on real-time observations 48.3.2
  - results 48.2.3, 48.2.4
- importance 48.2.9
- investigating evaluation errors 48.2.7
- library 48.1.2
- managing 48.4
- overview 48.1
- privileges needed to use 48.1.3
- real-time
  - monitoring facets 48.5
  - observations 48.1.2
- reports 48.2.8
- results 48.1.2
- roles needed to use 48.1.3
- score 48.2.9
- statistics, accessing 48.2.1
- summary information 48.2.2
- terms used in 48.1.1
- violations
  - accessing 48.2.5
  - examples of viewing 48.2.6.3
  - managing 48.2.5
  - manual rules 48.2.5
  - of a target 48.2.6.3
  - suppressing 48.2.5
  - unsuppressing 48.2.5
Compliance Framework privilege 48.1.3
compliance frameworks
- about 48.4.1
- accessing 48.4.1
- adding compliance standard to 48.4.2.1
- advantages of using 48.4.1
- compliance of database targets 48.4.2.13
- compliance score 48.2.9.4
- definition 48.1.1
- editing importance 48.4.2.1
- errors 48.4.2.11, 48.4.2.12
- evaluation results 48.4.2.9, 48.4.2.10
- lifecycle status 48.4.2.1
- operations on 48.4.2
  - browsing 48.4.2.7
  - creating 48.4.2.1
  - creating like 48.4.2.2
  - deleting 48.4.2.4
  - editing 48.4.2.3
  - exporting 48.4.2.5
  - importing 48.4.2.6
  - searching 48.4.2.8
- provided by Oracle 48.4.1
- reasons for using 48.4.1
- user-defined 48.4.1
- violations details 48.2.6.3
compliance roles
- EM_COMPLIANCE_DESIGNER 48.1.3
- EM_COMPLIANCE_OFFICER 48.1.3
compliance score
- compliance framework 48.2.9.4
- compliance standard 48.2.9.3
- compliance standard rule 48.2.9.1
- definition 48.1.1
- parent node 48.2.9.5
- real-time monitoring rules 48.2.9.2
compliance standard rule folders
- about 48.4.5
- creating 48.4.5.1
- definition 48.1.1
- managing in compliance standard 48.4.5.2
compliance standard rules
- about 48.4.6
- agent-side rules 48.4.6
- definition 48.1.1
- operations on 48.4.7
  - browsing 48.4.7.14
  - creating agent-side rules 48.4.7.4, 48.6.2
  - creating like 48.4.7.9
  - creating manual rules 48.4.7.5, 48.6.2
  - creating real-time monitoring rules 48.4.7.3
  - creating repository rules 48.4.7.1
  - creating WEbLogic Server Signature rules 48.4.7.2
  - deleting 48.4.7.11
  - editing 48.4.7.10
  - exporting 48.4.7.12
  - importing 48.4.7.13
  - searching 48.4.7.15
- repository rules 48.4.6
- types 48.4.6
compliance standards
- about 48.4.3
- accessing 48.4.3
- adding to another compliance standard 48.4.4.1
- adding to compliance framework 48.4.2.1
- advantages of using 48.4.3
- associating with targets 48.4.4.13
- definition 48.1.1
- errors 48.4.4.11, 48.4.4.12
- evaluation results 48.4.4.9, 48.4.4.10
- investigating violations 48.2.6
- operations on 48.4.4
  - browsing 48.4.4.7
  - creating 48.4.4.1
  - creating like 48.4.4.2
  - customizing 48.4.4.3
  - deleting 48.4.4.4
  - editing 48.4.4.3
  - exporting 48.4.4.5
  - importing 48.4.4.6
  - searching 48.4.4.8
- security metrics, enabling 48.4.4.16
- setting up for auditing use 48.4.3
- violations details 48.2.6.3
compliance violations, investigating 48.2.6
configuration browser 47.3, 47.3.1, 47.3.2, 47.3.3
- inventory and usage details 47.3.3
- saved configurations 47.3.2
- viewing configuration data 47.3.1
Configuration Browser, viewing configurations 47.3
configuration changes 47.4
configuration collections 47.6
configuration comparison
- ignore rule 47.5.3.3
- ignore rule example 47.5.5.2
- matching rule 47.5.3.2
- matching rule example 47.5.5.1
- rule examples 47.5.5
- rule language 47.5.4
- rules 47.5.3
- value constraint rule 47.5.3.1
- wizard 47.5.6.1
configuration data, extending collections 47.6.3
configuration data collections 47.6.3
configuration extension
- blueprints 47.6.4
- creating 47.6.1.2
- credentials 47.6.1.5
- database roles 47.6.1.4
- deleting 47.6.1.7
- deploying 47.6.2.1
- editing 47.6.1.2
- editing deployment 47.6.2.2
- enabling facet synchronization 47.6.1.7
- encoding 47.6.1.3
- exporting 47.6.1.7
- Files ((amp)) Commands tab 47.6.1.3
- importing 47.6.1.7
- post-parsing rule 47.7.6.1, 47.7.6.2, 47.7.6.3
- privileges 47.6.1.9
- roles 47.6.1.9
- rules 47.6.1.6
- sample non-XML parsed file 47.7.6.2
- sample parsed SQL query 47.7.6.3
- sample XML parsed file 47.7.6.1
- undeploying 47.6.2.1
- versioning 47.6.1.8
- viewing collection data 47.6.2.3
- viewing specification details 47.6.1.7
- XML parsed example (default) 47.7.2.3
- XML parsed example (generic) 47.7.2.3
- XML parsed example (modified) 47.7.2.3
- XPath 47.6.1.6
configuration extension, creating 48.6.2
configuration extensions 47.6, 47.6.1.2, 47.6.1.3, 47.6.1.4, 47.6.1.5, 47.6.1.6, 47.6.1.7, 47.6.1.8, 47.6.1.9, 47.6.2
- commands tab 47.6.1.3
- creating 47.6.1.2
- deployment 47.6.2
- enabling facet synchronization 47.6.1.7
- privileges 47.6.1.9
- setting up credentials 47.6.1.5
- setting up rules 47.6.1.6
- SQL tab 47.6.1.4
- versioning 47.6.1.8
Configuration Extensions privilege 48.1.3
configuration history 47.4, 47.4.1, 47.4.2.1, 47.4.2.2, 47.4.2.3
- accessing 47.4.1
- annotating 47.4.2.2
- creating notification list 47.4.2.3
- scheduling 47.4.2.3
- searching history 47.4.2.1
configuration history, job activity 47.4.3
configuration management 47.1
configurations
- hardware and software 47.1
- history 1.1
- searching 1.1, 47.2
- viewing 47.3
configuration searches 47.2, 47.2.1, 47.2.2
- managing configuration searches 47.2.1
- setting up 47.2.2
configuration topology, viewing 47.9.3
Configuration Topology Viewer 47.9
configure Grid Infrastructure 7.4.2, 7.6.2
configuring audit status
- real-time monitoring rules 48.4.7.3
configuring hosts 42.1
Connect((colon))Direct parser 47.7.3
consumption summary, storage 41.2.4
container databases (CDBs)
- prerequisites for creating 5.2.2.1, 5.2.3.1, 5.2.4.1
- procedure 5.2.2.2, 5.2.3.2, 5.2.4.2
controlling appearance of information on a graph 47.9.16
CPU statistics
- hosts monitoring 41.1.1
Create Compliance Entity privilege 48.1.3
creating
- agent-side compliance standard rules 48.4.7.4, 48.6.2
- change activity plans 52.2
  - like another plan 52.3.1
  - task definitions 52.2.1
  - task groups 52.2.2
- comparison template 47.5.2.1
- compliance frameworks 48.4.2.1
- compliance manual rules 48.6.2
- compliance standard example 48.6.2
- compliance standard rule folders 48.4.5.1
- compliance standards 48.4.4.1
- compliance standards, considerations 48.4.4.17
- configuration extension 48.6.2
- custom target type 47.6.1.1
- manual compliance standard rules 48.4.7.5
- new relationships 47.8
- real-time monitoring compliance standard rules 48.4.7.3
- real-time monitoring facet folders 48.5.2.3
- real-time monitoring facets 48.5.2.2
- repository compliance standard rules 48.4.7.1
- WebLogic Server Signature compliance standard rules 48.4.7.2
creating change plans using external clients 50.5.2.2
creating database provisioning entities 4.3.10
creating databases 5.2.2, 5.2.2.1, 5.2.2.2, 7.6.2
- prerequisites 5.2.2.1
- procedure 5.2.2.2
creating database templates 4.3.8
creating Disk Layout component 37.4.9.2
creating installation media 4.3.7
creating like
- compliance frameworks 48.4.2.2
- compliance standard rules 48.4.7.9
- compliance standards 48.4.4.2
- real-time monitoring facets 48.5.2.5
creating Oracle Database 5.2.2
- prerequisites 5.2.2.1
creating Oracle RAC One Node Database 5.2.4
- prerequisites 5.2.4.1
- procedure 5.2.4.2
creating Oracle Real Application Clusters Database 5.2.3
- prerequisites 5.2.3.1
- procedure 5.2.3.2
creating provisioning profiles 4.3.5
creating relationships to a target 47.9.14
creating repository rule based on custom configuration collections 48.6.1
- examples 48.6.1
creating users
- designers 2.4.2
- operators 2.4.3
credentials
- host 39.3
- setting up monitoring 39.4.2
credentials, for configuration extensions 47.6.1.5
Cron Access parser 47.7.4
Cron Directory parser 47.7.4
CSV parser 47.7.4
Custom CFG parser 47.7.5
custom configuration
- custom target type 47.6.1.1
customization
- changing error handling modes 54.4
- customization types 54.1
- directive workflow 54.7
- overview 54.1
- setting up email notifications 54.5
customizing
- hosts environment 40
customizing topology views 47.9.10
CVU 4.3.11

D

database credentials 47.6.1.4
database host readiness B
- 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 5.3.1
- host requirements 4.3.1
- Oracle Database software 5.3.4
- Oracle Databases with Oracle ASM 5.3.3
- 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 7.5
- Oracle RAC database with file system on new cluster 7.6
- 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 5.3.2
- provisioning Oracle RAC 9
- setup 4.3
- supported targets 4.2
- usecases 4.2
database provisioning overview 4.1
Database Query
- parser 47.7.3
- parser parameters 47.7.3.1
Database Query Paired Colulmn
- parser 47.7.3
- parser parameters 47.7.3.2
databases
- storage 41.2.6
database templates 4.3.9
- uploading to software library 4.3.9
data comparison 50.1, 50.6.1
- overview 50.6
- requirements 50.6.1
data discovery 49.1.1
data discovery job 49.2.4
data discovery results 49.2.4.2
Data Guard Rolling Upgrade 18.6
Data Redaction 49.1.2
Db2 parser 47.7.3
deactivating
- change activity plans 52.3.4
default system run level
- in hosts 42.2.2
delete Oracle RAC 11.2, 11.3
- prerequisites 11.3.1
delete Oracle RAC nodes 11.4
deleting
- change activity plans 52.3.3
- comparison template 47.5.2.2
- compliance frameworks 48.4.2.4
- compliance standard rules 48.4.7.11
- compliance standards 48.4.4.4
- configuration extension 47.6.1.7
- custom topology views 47.9.11
- real-time monitoring facets 48.5.2.4
- relationships from a target 47.9.15
deleting Oracle RAC 11.2, 11.3
- deleting core components 11.2
- deleting entire Oracle RAC 11.3
deleting pluggable databases 14.5
Dell PowerEdge Linux hosts monitoring 42.6.2
dependency analysis 47.9.8
deployable patch plan 43.1.3.2
Deploying, Undeploying, or Redeploying Java EE Applications 33.2
Deploying, Undeploying or Redeploying Java EE Applications
- Creating a Java EE Application Component 33.5
- Deploying a Java EE Application 33.6.1
- Getting Started 33.1
- Java EE Applications Deployment Procedure 33.6
- Prerequisites 33.4
- Redeploying a Java EE Application 33.6.2
- Undeploying a Java EE Application 33.6.3
Deploying Coherence Nodes and Clusters
- Deployment Procedure
  - Adding a Coherence 34.3.3.1
  - Environment Variables 34.3.3.1
  - Sample Scripts 34.3.3.2
deploying configuration extension 47.6.2.1
deploying SOA composites 35.5
deployment procedures 8.2
- editing the permissions 53.5.2
- phases and steps 53.3.3
- target list 53.3.1
- tracking the status 53.5.3
- User, roles and privileges 53.2
- variables 53.3.2
- viewing, editing, and deleting 53.5.1
deployments
- Management Repository 47.1
Designer and Operator Roles 4.1
determining configuration health compliance score 47.9.6
dhcp server
- setting up 37.4.2
diagnosing
- compliance violations 48.2.6
Directory
- parser 47.7.3
- parser parameters 47.7.3.3
discovering hosts 3.1
- automatically 3.1
- manually 3.2
disks
- statistics, hosts monitoring 41.1.3
- storage 41.2.7

E

E-Business Suite
- parser 47.7.3
- parser parameters 47.7.3.4
editing
- change activity plans 52.3.2
- comparison template 47.5.2.1
- compliance frameworks 48.4.2.3
- compliance standard rules 48.4.7.10
- compliance standards 48.4.4.3
- configuration extension deployment 47.6.2.2
- host configuration 42.6.3
- local host group 42.2.7
- local user 42.2.6
- real-time monitoring facet folders 48.5.2.3
- real-time monitoring facets 48.5.2.2
EM_ALL_OPERATOR
- EM_ALL_VIEWER 53.2.1
- EM_PATCH_OPERATOR 53.2.1
EM_CAP_ADMINISTRATOR role 52.1.1
EM_CAP_USER role 52.1.1
em_catalog.zip file 43.2.4.2, 43.2.4.3
EM_COMPLIANCE_DESIGNER role 47.6.1.9, 48.1.3
EM_COMPLIANCE_OFFICER role 48.1.3
EM_LINUX_PATCHING_ADMIN role 44.4.3.1
EM_PLUGIN_AGENT_ADMIN role 47.6.1.9
EM_PLUGIN_OMS_ADMIN role 47.6.1.9
e-mail notifications
- configuring outgoing mail server 54.5.1
- entering administrator e-mail and password 54.5.2
- overview 2.7
EMCLI 43.2.4.4, 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
- 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
- create_pluggable_database A.4.4.1, A.4.4.2.2
- migrate_noncdb_to_pdb A.4.4.3
- unplug_pluggable_database A.4.4.4
- upload_patches 43.2.4.4
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 47.6.1.7
Enterprise Data Governance dashboard 49.2.1
enterprise manager users
- designers 2.4.1
- operators 2.4.1
- super administrators 2.4.1
error handling modes
- continue on error 54.4
- inherit 54.4
- skip target 54.4
- stop on error 54.4
errors
- in compliance standards 48.4.4.11, 48.4.4.12
evaluating compliance 48.2
evaluation errors
- compliance 48.2.7
evaluation results
- compliance 48.2.3, 48.2.4
- compliance standards 48.4.4.9
examples
- associating targets 48.6.1
- creating compliance standards 48.6.1
- creating custom-based repository rule based on custom configuration collection 48.6.1
- creating custom configuration 48.6.1
- using change activity plans 52.6
- viewing compliance results 48.6.1
- viewing compliance violations 48.2.6.3
excluding relationships from custom topology views 47.9.12
Execute Host Command
- group 42.5.4
- multiple hosts 42.5.3
- single host 42.5.5
execution history
- host commands 42.5.8
execution results
- host command 42.5.9
exporting
- change activity plans 52.3.5
- comparison template 47.5.2.2
- compliance frameworks 48.4.2.5
- compliance standard rules 48.4.7.12
- compliance standards 48.4.4.5
- configuration extension 47.6.1.7
- real-time monitoring facets 48.5.2.6
extending Oracle RAC 10.2.1, 10.2.2
- prerequisites 10.2.1
- procedure 10.2.2
extend Oracle RAC 10.2
- prerequisites 10.2.1

F

file synchronization 47.5.7.3
file systems
- storage 41.2.8
finding See accessing 48.2.5
format-specific parsers 47.7.3
FULL_LINUX_PATCHING_SETUP privilege 44.4.2.1, 44.4.3.1
Full any Compliance Entity privilege 48.1.3

G

Galaxy CFG
- parser 47.7.3
- parser parameters 47.7.3.5
generic system, and new relationships 47.8
GNS settings 7.6.2
gold image
- provisioning Oracle database replay client using gold image 12.3
- provisioning Oracle RAC using gold image 9.4
GPG keys 44.4.2.1, 44.4.3.2
GPG signatures 44.4.3.2
group administration 42.2.6, 42.2.7
groups
- in hosts 40.2

H

hardware configuration, collecting information 47.1
history
- statistics 38.4
- storage 41.2.11
history, of configuration changes 47.4
history, of configurations 1.1
history job activity 47.4.3
Host command
- executing using sudo or PowerBroker 42.3.2
- running 42.5
hosts
- adding host targets 42.4
- administering 42
- administration, target setup 39.5
- commands 42.3
  - execution history 42.5.8
  - execution results 42.5.9
- configuration
  - adding and editing 42.6.3
- configuring 42.1
- customizing environment 40
- default system run level 42.2.2
- Dell PowerEdge Linux monitoring 42.6.2
- diagnosing problems on 38.2
- group administration 42.2.6
- groups 40.2
- installing YAST on 39.2
- log file alerts 41.1.5
- lookup table
  - host administration 42.2.4
- metric collection errors 41.1.6
- monitoring 41
- monitoring setting up 39.4
- NFS clients 42.2.5
- overview 38
- preferred credentials 39.3
- running Host command 42.5
- services 42.2.1
- setting up credentials 39.3
- statistics 38.1
  - CPU 41.1.1
  - disk 41.1.3
  - memory 41.1.2
  - program resource utilization 41.1.4
- storage 41.2
- tools 42.3
  - PowerBroker 42.3.1
  - Remote File Editor 42.3.3
  - sudo command 42.3.1
- user administration 42.2.6
- viewing targets on 38.3
Hosts Access parser 47.7.4

I

ignore rule, in comparisons 47.5.3.3
ignore rule example, in comparisons 47.5.5.2
impact analysis 47.9.9
importance
- definition 48.1.1
- editing in compliance standard 48.4.2.1
importing
- comparison template 47.5.2.2
- compliance frameworks 48.4.2.6
- compliance standard rules 48.4.7.13
- compliance standards 48.4.4.6
- configuration extension 47.6.1.7
- real-time monitoring facets 48.5.2.6
incidents
- viewing details 48.3.1.4
including relationships in custom topology views 47.9.13
information map 1.2
infrastructure requirements 2
Introscope parser 47.7.3
inventory and usage details 47.3.3

J

Java Policy parser 47.7.5
Java Properties parser 47.7.5
java versions 24.6
job activity
- history 47.4.3
Job System privilege 48.1.3

K

Kernel Modules parser 47.7.4

L

layers, storage 41.2.12
LDAP parser 47.7.5
library
- compliance 48.1.2
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 48.4.2.1
Linux Directory List parser 47.7.4
Linux hosts, installing YAST 39.2
linux patching
- package compliance 44.4.3.2
- prerequisites 44.4.1
- registering with ULN 44.4.2.2
- setting up group 44.4.3
- setting up infrastructure 44.4
- setting up linux patching groups for compliance reporting 44.4.3
- setting up RPM repository 44.4.2, 44.4.2.2
linux patching groups 44.1
- jobs 44.4.3.2
local file systems, storage 41.2.8
lock down 53.6.2.1
locking down feature 4.1
log file alerts, hosts monitoring 41.1.5
logical operators
- AND/OR 47.5.5.2

M

Manage and Target Metric privilege 48.1.3
Manage any Target Compliance privilege 48.1.3
Management Repository 47.1
managing
- change activity plans 52.4
- compliance standard rule folders 48.4.5.2
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 48.1.1
- violations 48.2.5
matching rule 47.5.5.1
- examples 47.5.5.1
matching rule, in comparisons 47.5.3.2
matching rule example, for comparisons 47.5.5.1
memory statistics
- hosts monitoring 41.1.2
metadata discovery 49.1.1
metadata discovery job 49.2.3
metadata discovery results 49.2.3.3
metadata XML files
- downloading files 43.2.4.2
- uploading files 43.2.4.3
metric collection errors
- hosts moniroting 41.1.6
middleware
- enabling as a service (MWaaS) 24.1, 25.1, 26.1, 27.1
Middleware as a Service (MWaaS)
- enabling 24.1, 25.1, 26.1, 27.1
middleware provisioning
- coherence nodes and clusters 23.3.4
- deploying/redeploying/undeploying Java EE Applications 23.3.3
- deployment procedures 23.1
- introduction 23.1
- key concepts 23.2
- overview 23
- profiles 23.1
- scaling SOA, Service Bus, and WebLogic Servers 23.3.2
- service bus resources 23.3.6
- SOA artifacts 23.3.5
- WebLogic Domain and Oracle Home Provisioning 23.3.1
Middleware Provisioning
- Middleware Provisioning and Scale Up / Scale Out Best Practices 30.4
middleware provisioning console 23.1
middleware provisioning solutions 23.1
migrating databases as pluggable databases 14.3.4
Mime Types parser 47.7.5
monitoring
- credentials, setting up 39.4.2
- hosts 41
- NFS mounts 41.2.8
moving
- task definitions in change activity plans 52.2.1
MQ-Series
- parser 47.7.3
- parser parameters 47.7.3.6

N

named credentials, host 39.3
network cards
- configuring 42.2.3
- in hosts 42.2.3
network file systems See NFS 41.2.8
NFS (network file systems)
- clients
  - adding and editing 42.2.5
  - host administration 42.2.5
- monitoring mounts 41.2.8
- storage 41.2.8
notifications 2.7

O

observations
- notifying user 48.3.2.3
Odin parser 47.7.3
OPlan 43.4.3
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 5.1
Oracle Flex ASM 7.3
Oracle Flex Clusters 7.3
Oracle Label Security 49.1.2
Oracle ORA parser 47.7.3
Oracle RAC database topology 7.2
Oracle Real Application Clusters Database topology 7.2
Oracle Service Bus 36
OS script, load 42.5.6

P

R

Radia parser 47.7.5
real-time monitoring, warnings 48.4.4.15
real-time monitoring facet folders, editing 48.5.2.3
real-time monitoring facets 48.5
- about 48.5.1
- changing base attributes 48.5.2.7
- creating 48.5.2.2, 48.5.2.3
- creating like 48.5.2.5
- definition 48.1.1
- deleting 48.5.2.4
- editing 48.5.2.2
- entity types 48.5.1.1
- exporting 48.5.2.6
- importing 48.5.2.6
- operations on 48.5.2
- patterns 48.5.1.2
- viewing library 48.5.2.1
real-time monitoring rules
- compliance score 48.2.9.2
- definition 48.1.1
- target property filters 48.4.7.3
- using facets in 48.4.7.3
real-time observation audit status, definition 48.1.1
real-time observation bundle lifetimes, controlling 48.4.7.3
real-time observation bundles, definition 48.1.1
real-time observations
- definition 48.1.1, 48.1.2
- investigating 48.3
- manually setting 48.3.2.1
- notifying user 48.3.2.2
- operations on 48.3.2
- rules, types of actions 48.4.7.3
- viewing 48.3.1
reference host 37.2.2.4
refresh, storage 41.2.13
relationships 47.8
Relocating Pluggable Databases 14.4, 14.4.2
Remote File Editor tool 42.3.3
removing pluggable databases 14.5
reports, compliance 48.2.8
repository rules
- definition 48.1.1
- in compliance standards 48.4.6
results
- compliance evaluation 48.2.3, 48.2.4
reverse transform
roles
- EM_CAP_ADMINISTRATOR 52.1.1
- EM_CAP_USER 52.1.1
- for change activity plans 52.1.1
roles, for configuration extensions 47.6.1.9
Rolling Upgrade 18.6
Rolling Upgrade procedure 18.6.3
rollup options 47.3.3
root cause analysis. See dependency analysis 47.9.8
routing configuration, network cards 42.2.3
RPM packages 44.1, 44.4.2.2
RPM repository 37.2.2.5, 44.1, 44.4.2.1
- overview 37.2.2.5
- setting up 37.4.3, 44.4.2
rule examples, for comparisons 47.5.5
rule expressions, in comparisons 47.5.4
rules 47.5.3, 47.5.3.1, 47.5.3.2, 47.5.3.3
- include or exclude rule 47.5.3.3
- matching rule 47.5.3.2
- value constraint rule 47.5.3.1
rules, in comparisons 1.1, 47.5.3
rules, in configuration extensions 47.6.1.6
rules expression 47.5.4
rules syntax 47.5.4

S

save as draft, configuration extension 47.6.1.8
saved configurations 47.3.2
scale down Oracle RAC 11.4
Scaling Up/Scaling Out SOA, Service Bus, and WebLogic Server Domains 30
Scaling Up / Scaling Out WebLogic Domains
- Prerequisites 30.2
- Running the Scale Up / Scale Out Middleware Deployment Procedure 30.3
schema baseline 50.1
- multiple versions 50.2.4
schema baselines
- export 50.2.5
- import 50.2.5
- overview 50.2
schema baseline version 50.2.2
schema change plans 50.1
schema comparison 50.1
schema comparisons 50.3.1
- comparison options 50.3.1
- overview 50.3
- schema map 50.3.1
- scope specification 50.3.1
schema comparison versions 50.3.2
schema synchronization 50.1
- overview 50.4
- versions 50.4.3
schema synchronizations 50.4.1
- schema map 50.4.1
- scope specification 50.4.1
- synchronization mode 50.4.1
- synchronization options 50.4.1
schema synchronization version 50.4.3.1
- schema synchronization cycle 50.4.3.1
scope specification 50.2.1
search configurations
- predefined 1.1, 47.2
- user-defined 1.1, 47.2
searching
- compliance frameworks 48.4.2.8
- compliance standard rules 48.4.7.15
- compliance standards 48.4.4.8
Sectioned Properties parser 47.7.5
Secure TTY parser 47.7.4
security metrics
- enabling 48.4.4.16
- in compliance standards 48.4.4.16
sensitive column type 49.2.3.1
sensitive data discovery 49.2.2
Service Bus provisioning 24, 25, 26, 27
services
- in hosts 42.2.1
setting dependencies in task definitions 52.2.1
setting up
- environment to monitor hosts 39
- host credentials 39.3
- host monitoring 39.4
- monitoring credentials 39.4.2
- target for host administration 39.5
Setting Up MOS 2.5
Siebel
- parser 47.7.3
- parser parameters 47.7.3.7
SiteMinder Agent parser 47.7.5
SiteMinder Registry parser 47.7.5
SiteMinder Report parser 47.7.5
SmWalker parser 47.7.5
SOA provisioning 24, 25, 26, 27
software library
- uploading patches 43.2.4.4
Software Library Administration 2.2
Software Library console 2.2
Solaris Installed Packages parser 47.7.4
specifying rules 47.5.3
specify OS users 7.6.2
stage server 37.2.2.3
- overview 37.2.2.3
statistics
- hosts 38.1
- storage 38.4
statistics, accessing compliance 48.2.1
steps
- action 53.3.3.2
- computational 53.3.3.2
- file transfer 53.3.3.2
- host command 53.3.3.2
- job 53.3.3.2
- library component 53.3.3.2
- library directive 53.3.3.2
- manual 53.3.3.2
storage
- file systems 41.2.8
- history 41.2.11
- hosts monitoring 41.2
- layers 41.2.12
- network file systems 41.2.8
- refresh 41.2.13
- statistics 38.4
- utilization 41.2.1
- vendor distribution 41.2.10
- volumes 41.2.9
sudo command 42.3.1
- executing host command 42.3.2
summary
- change activity plans 52.4.1
Sun ONE Magnus parser 47.7.5
Sun ONE Obj parser 47.7.5
suppressing violations 48.2.5, 48.6.3
synchronizing files 47.5.7.3
system component structure 47.9.4

T

targets
- associating compliance standard with 48.4.4.13, 48.6.2
- host 38.3
target setup
- host administration 39.5
target type, custom 47.6.1.1
task groups in change activity plans 52.1.2.3
tasks
- in change activity plans 52.4.2
TDE
- prerequisites 22.1
tools
- hosts 42.3
topology
- Oracle RAC database topology 7.2
topology viewer
- controlling appearance of information on a graph 47.9.16
- creating
  - relationships to a target 47.9.14
- customizing views 47.9.10
- deleting custom views 47.9.11
- deleting relationships from a target 47.9.15
- dependency analysis 47.9.8
- excluding relationships from custom views 47.9.12
- impact analysis 47.9.9
- including relationships in custom views 47.9.13
tracking configuration changes 47.4
Transparent Data Encryption 49.1.2
- meeting prerequisites 22.1
troubleshooting missing property errors 43.5.1.1
troubleshooting unsupported configuration errors 43.5.1.2
Tuxedo parser 47.7.5

U

UbbConfig parser 47.7.3
ULN channels 44.1, 44.4.2.2
ULN configuration channel 44.1
ULN custom channel 44.1
Unbreakable Linux Network (ULN) 44.1
undeploying configuration extension 47.6.2.1
Unix Config parser 47.7.5
Unix Crontab parser 47.7.4
Unix Directory List parser 47.7.4
Unix Groups parser 47.7.4
Unix GShadow parser 47.7.4
Unix Hosts parser 47.7.4
Unix INETD parser 47.7.4
Unix Installed Patches
- parser 47.7.3
- parser parameters 47.7.3.8
Unix Login parser 47.7.5
Unix Passwd parser 47.7.4
Unix PROFTPD parser 47.7.5
Unix Protocols parser 47.7.4
Unix Recursive Directory List
- parser 47.7.3
- parser parameters 47.7.3.9
Unix Resolve parser 47.7.5
Unix Services parser 47.7.4
Unix Shadow parser 47.7.4
Unix SSH Config parser 47.7.5
Unix System Crontab parser 47.7.4
Unix System parser 47.7.5
Unix VSFTPD parser 47.7.5
Unix XINETD parser 47.7.5
unplugging pluggable databases 14.5.1
unsuppressing violations 48.2.5
up2date patching tool 44.4.1, 44.4.2.1, 44.4.3.1
upgrading a database instance 18.5
upgrading database
- getting started 18.1
upgrading databases 18, 18.4, 18.4.2, 18.4.3, 18.4.4, 18.4.5, 18.5
- database upgrade wizard 18.5
- deployment procedure 18.4
- prerequisites 18.4.2
- upgrading Oracle cluster database 18.4.3
- upgrading Oracle clusterware 18.4.4
- upgrading Oracle database instance 18.4.5
user accounts
- overview 2.4
user administration 42.2.6, 42.2.7
User Defined Deployment Procedure 53.6
UTF-8, encoding in configuration extensions 47.6.1.3

V

value constraint rule, in comparisons 47.5.3.1
vendor distribution, storage 41.2.10
Verifying Rolling Upgrade 18.6.4
View any Compliance Framework privilege 48.1.3
View any Target privilege 48.1.3
viewing
- change activity plan tasks 52.5
- comparison template 47.5.2.2
- configuration data 47.3.1
- configuration extension specification details 47.6.1.7
- configuration health problem details 47.9.7
- incident details 48.3.1.4
- real-time monitoring facet library 48.5.2.1
- real-time observations 48.3.1
violation details
- compliance standard 48.2.6.3
violations
- clearing 48.6.4
- compliance
  - managing 48.2.5
  - viewing examples 48.2.6.3
- details
  - compliance framework 48.2.6.3
  - compliance standard 48.2.6.3
- of a target 48.2.6.3
- suppressing 48.2.5, 48.6.3
- unsuppressing 48.2.5
Virtual Private Database 49.1.2
volumes, storage 41.2.9

W

WebAgent parser 47.7.5
web-based enterprise management (WBEM) fetchlet metrics 42.6.1
WebLogic parser (attribute-keyed) 47.7.2.1
WebLogic Server provisioning 24, 25, 26, 27
WebSphere parser (attribute-keyed) 47.7.2.1
WebSphere parser (generic) 47.7.2.2
Windows Checksum parser 47.7.5

X

XML default parser (attribute-keyed) 47.7.2.1
XML parser (generic) 47.7.2.2
XPath
- conditions and expressions 47.7.6
- configuration extension 47.6.1.6

Y

YAST, installing on Linux hosts 39.2
yum patching tool 44.4.1, 44.4.3.1