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Security - Users > Current

Security - Users > Information

Security - Groups

Properties files (.plist)

System Logs > syslog events

Mac OS X Collection Results

Mac OS X data is displayed in VCM and is available for several management actions.

The displayed data is only as current as the last time you collected the data.

Option Description

Console Displays dashboards and reports based on collected data. You use the Console to view

data relevant to day-to-day operations, troubleshooting, and analysis.

The displayed data is based on the collected Mac OS X data types. See the online help for a

list of currently collected data types.

To view the dashboards, click Console and select Dashboards > UNIX.

To view the summary reports, click Console and select UNIX tab > Operating System >

Machines > General. You can view the data in a summary report or data grid format.

Reports Runs pre-configured VCM reports or create custom reports. Reports are run against

currently collected data. Depending on the volume or complexity of the data requested in

a report, it may take time to generate the report. Refer to the online help for information

about scheduling and disseminating reports.

To use the reporting options, click Reports and select Machine Group Reports > UNIX.

Compliance Determines if the collected data from target machines meets specified compliance values,

and allows you to run compliance remediation actions.

To run a compliance check, click Compliance and select Machine Group Compliance and

follow the steps described in the online help to create rule groups, rules, filters, and

templates.

Patching Assesses target machines to determine if the machines have the most current patches. If

the patches are not yet installed, you can install the latest patches on the target machines.

To assess and patch machines, select Patching, and then select your target operating

system.

Discover, Configure, and Collect Oracle Data from UNIX Machines

To manage your Oracle instances, you must discover or add the instances, modify the configuration

values, and collect management view data from the instances.

An Oracle instance consists of shared memory structures and background processes that run the Oracle

database. When you use VCM to collect Oracle management view data from multiple instances, you can

run compliance and reports to ensure that all your instances are configured as expected.

Prerequisites

Add, license, and install the Agent on the Oracle instance host Solaris machines. See "Discover, License, and

Install UNIX/Linux Machines" on page 111.

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