A. Check the Data Collector log for any errors.

B. Verify that the application server version they are using is supported.

C. Confirm that the installation user has full host root privileges.

D. See if the Gateway needs an alternate port opened.

E. Verify that a connection can be made using HTTPS from their application server host to Oracle Management Cloud.

F. Check the APM agent log files.

A. a log file monitor

B. a parser

C. a log scraper

D. a file tap

E. a log source

A. emcli status collector

B. omc check collector

C. ps -ef agent

D. ps -ef harvester

E. omcli status agent

A. Verify that a cloud agent is a valid entity and that it can store its data on Oracle Management Cloud.

B. Verify directory permissions.

C. Harvest data from the Automatic Workload Repository.

D. Mask data before it is uploaded to the Oracle Management Cloud.

E. Harvest data from the gateway.

A. A Proxy-agent is installed on multiple hosts.

B. Agent files are stored in a folder specified by the parameterSTAGE_LOCATION.

C. It enabled a test installation of the Agent software.

D. It speeds up installation by using already downloaded agent components.

A. to provide monitored data for the IT Analytics service before agent setup

B. to provide a baseline copy of Enterprise Manager data to OMC services

C. to supply application-specific data to the Application Performance Monitoring service before agent setup

D. to provide log data without requiring an agent

A. Review Oracle Management Cloud Master Notes on MyOracleSupport.

B. Configure a data collector.

C. Review Oracle Management Cloud documentation on ORACLE.COM.

D. Download master installed from Oracle Cloud.

E. Review entities in Cloud Framework repository.

F. Installer gateways.