Oracle Audit Vault and Database Firewall
Related Documentation | Oracle Management Cloud Configuration Steps | Implementation and Setup Profile
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//Version 12c and later: Supported Log Types
AVDF Event Logs |
Implementation and Setup Profile
| Source Implementation | Handshake Implementation |
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Source output: AVDF Event Logs Source logs: AV server configuration |
Source side:: AV Host with AVDF events stored in database and cloud agent installation Cloud side: AVDF Event in Oracle Database database instance |
Oracle Management Cloud Configuration Steps
| AVDF Logs | Task Details and Requirements | Supporting Documentation |
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| 1. Confirm that your environment meets the prerequisites.
– Install an Oracle Management Cloud agent on the Audit Vault Server host. |
Ensure that you perform any tasks that correspond to missing requirements, if any.
– The cloud agent must have access to the AVSYS.EVENT_LOG table to upload data to Oracle Management Cloud. Events related to your Oracle Database are collected via the EVENT_LOG table. |
See your database documentation on enabling auditing. |
| 2. Register the Audit Vault Server database credentials in the agent store. | - | – Provide the Database Entity Credentials in Using Oracle Log Analytics |
| 3. Discover the Audit Vault Server database in Oracle Management Cloud. | - | Discover Oracle Database Systems in Using Oracle Infrastructure Monitoring |
| 4. Associate this Audit Vault database instance with the Audit Vault Server host. | Associate the new database entity with log source:
AVDF Event in Oracle Database |
– Configure New Entity Associations in Using Oracle Log Analytics |
| 5. Validate your log collection. | Confirm your setup was successful. | – Validate Log Collections |
Related Documentation
Setup and configuration details from vendors and related sources.