Oracle Global Human Resources Cloud 2016 Implementation Specialist — Question 5

, a customer asked that monitoring at an individual database level be disabled in favor of database performance monitoring consolidated and centralized across their enterprise.
Which are two actions you would take to meet the customer's requirements?

Answer options

• A. Disable Oracle Enterprise Manager Database Express by setting the HTTP Port to 0.
• B. For the always active Oracle Enterprise Manager Database Express process, create a script that will disable that process upon database boot.
• C. Using the appropriate architecture implement Oracle Enterprise Manager.
• D. Delete the "express" directory in Oracle Home to disable Oracle Enterprise Manager Database Express.
• E. Changes permissions of the "express" directory to real only by root.
• F. Enable SNMP and configure MIBS on each database and forward database monitoring SNMP traps.

Correct answer: B, E

Explanation

Option B is correct because creating a script to disable the Oracle Enterprise Manager Database Express process at database boot effectively meets the requirement to stop individual database monitoring. Option E is incorrect because changing permissions to read-only does not disable the monitoring feature; it merely restricts access.