Index

A

analysis 4.4
automated risk identification 1.2.1
Automatic Diagnostic Repository
- log file 4.7.1
- trace file 4.7.1
Automatic Diagnostic Repository (ADR) 7.1, 7.3
automatic purging 4.3.7.1
automatic restart 2.1
AUTORUN_FLAGS
- exclude profile 2.5.3.2
- profile 2.5.3.2
- tag 2.5.3.2
AUTORUN_SCHEDULE A.5
availability issues
- database 1.1.1
- server 1.1.1

C

capture debug output 2.11.2
CA-signed certificate 4.3.5.3
CHACTL 5.2, 5.6
- commands
  - chactl calibrate E.5
  - chactl config E.4
  - chactl export E.12
  - chactl import E.13
  - chactl monitor E.1
  - chactl query calibration E.9
  - chactl query diagnosis E.6
  - chactl query model E.7
  - chactl query repository E.8
  - chactl remove E.10
  - chactl rename E.11
  - chactl resize repository E.15
  - chactl set maxretention E.14
  - chactl status E.3
  - chactl unmonitor E.2
chmod 2.11.4
cluster_database 7.1
Cluster Health Monitor 3
- collecting Cluster Health Monitor data 3.2
- data
  - historical 3.3
  - real time 3.3
- node eviction 1.2.2
- OCLUMON B
- pinned process 1.2.2
Cluster Health Monitor
- services
  - cluster logger 3.1
  - system monitor 3.1
Cluster Ready Services (CRS) 4.2.2
cluster resource activity log 8.3, D
cluster resource failures
- monitoring 8.3
CPUS
- node view B.2
create incident tickets 2.8.8.1
CRSCTL
- commands
  - get calog maxsize D.2
  - get calog retentiontime D.3
  - query calog D.1
  - set calog maxsize D.4
  - set calog retentiontime D.5
csv format file output B.2
custom application integration 2.10.3

D

daemon
- force stop 2.5.1
- info 2.5.4
- initcheck 2.5.2
- initpresetup 2.5.2
- initrmsetup 2.5.2
- initsetup 2.5.2
- nextautorun 2.5.4
- passwordless SSH 2.5.2
- start 2.5.1
- status 2.5.4
- stop 2.5.1
daemon mode 4.2.3
daemon mode operation 2.1
database alert logs 7.3
data redaction 4.2.5
DEVICES
- node view B.2
diagcollection.pl C
diagnostics collection script C
diff report 2.4.4

E

edit incident tickets 2.8.8.2
Elasticsearch 2.10.2
email notification 2.2
Expect utility 2.4.1

F

file attribute check 2.7.1
FILESYSTEMS
- node view B.2

G

Grid Infrastructure Management Repository (GIMR) 3.1

H

Hang Manager 1.2.6, 7
health check score and summary 2.2.2
Health Prognostics Engine 5.1
HTML output 5.3

I

integration 2.10
Interconnects page
- monitoring Oracle Clusterware with Oracle Enterprise Manager 8

J

Java keytool 4.3.5.2, 4.3.5.3
JSON output results 2.10.2

K

Kibana 2.10.2
KPISET parameters 5.4

L

lockcells 2.9

M

manage diagnostic collections 4.3.6.2
manage directories 4.3.6.1
manual purging 4.3.7.2
Maximum Availability Architecture (MAA) Scorecard 2.2.2
Memory Guard 1.2.5, 6
- log file 6.2

N

NICS
- node view B.2
node view
- defined B.2
node views
- CPUS B.2
- DEVICES B.2
- FILESYSTEMS B.2
- NICS B.2
- PROCESSES B.2
- PROTOCOL ERRORS B.2
- SYSTEM B.2
- TOP CONSUMERS B.2
non-daemon mode 4.2.3
NOTIFICATION_EMAIL 2.2.1, A.5

O

OCHAD daemon 5.1
OCLUMON
- commands
  - debug B.1
  - dumpnodeview B.2
  - manage B.3
  - version B.4
on-demand mode 2.4.1
openssl 4.3.5.3
Oracle Cluster Health Advisor 1.2.4, 5
Oracle Cluster Health Advisor daemon 5.1
Oracle Cluster Health Advisor model 5.5
Oracle Clusterware 4
- monitoring resources 8
- monitoring with Oracle Enterprise Manager 8.1
- resources
  - monitoring 8
Oracle Database QoS Management 9
- demand
  - surges 1.2.7, 9.2
- metrics 9.3
- open workloads 1.2.7
- resources
  - allocating 9.2
  - waits 9.3
- response times
  - definition 9.3
- services 9.2
- wait times 9.3
- workloads
  - separating 9.2
- work requests 1.2.7
  - metrics 9.3
Oracle Enterprise Manager 2.10.1
- using the Interconnects page to monitor Oracle Clusterware 8
Oracle Grid Infrastructure 4
Oracle Health Check Collections Manager 2.8
- bulk mapping systems to business units 2.8.2
- email notification system 2.3.3
- failed uploads 2.8.5
- incident tab 2.8.8
- incident tracking system 2.6
- purge old collections 2.8.3
- selectively capture users during logon 2.8.1
- upload collections automatically 2.8.4
- user-defined checks 2.8.6
Oracle ORAchk and EXAchk command-line options 2.7, A
- daemon options A.6
- file attribute changes 2.7.1
  - baseline snapshot 2.7.6
  - exclude directories 2.7.4
  - file attribute snapshots 2.7.2
  - include directories 2.7.3
  - recheck changes 2.7.5
  - remove snapshots 2.7.8
  - restrict system checks 2.7.7
  - snapshots A.7
- generic commands A.1
- managing the report output A.3
- scope of checks A.2
- uploading results to database A.4
Oracle ORAchk and Oracle EXAchk 1.2.1, 2, 2.1
- AUTORUN_FLAGS 2.5.3.2
- AUTORUN_INTERVAL 2.5.3.6
- AUTORUN_SCHEDULE 2.5.3.1, 2.5.3.6
- collection_retention 2.5.3.4
- daemon 2.4.3
- get 2.5.3.8
- nodaemon 2.4.3
- NOTIFICATION_EMAIL 2.5.3.3, 2.5.3.5
- PASSWORD_CHECK_INTERVAL 2.5.3.5
- sendemail 2.4.5
- set 2.5.3, 2.5.3.7
- testemail 2.5.3.3
- troubleshoot 2.11.1
Oracle ORAchk and Oracle EXAchk prerequisites
- Expect utility 2.3.2
- handling of root passwords 2.3.2
- run as
  - Oracle Database home owner 2.3.1
  - Oracle Grid Infrastructure home owner 2.3.1
  - root 2.3.1
Oracle RAC 6.4
Oracle RAC One Node 6.4
Oracle RAC One Node database 6.3, 7.2
Oracle Real Application Clusters (Oracle RAC) 4, 5, 6
Oracle Trace File Analyzer 1.2.3, 4.2
- automated diagnostic collections 4.1.2
- configuration 4.3.2
- configure hosts 4.3.3
- configure ports 4.3.4
- email notification 4.2.6
- managing Oracle Trace File Analyzer 4.3.1
- on-demand diagnostic collections 4.1.3
  - custom collections
    - changing the collection name 4.5.3.4
    - collecting incident packaging service packages 4.5.3.8
    - copying zip files 4.5.3.5
    - preventing collecting core files 4.5.3.7
    - silent collection 4.5.3.6
    - specific components 4.5.3.2
    - specific directories 4.5.3.3
    - specific nodes 4.5.3.1
    - trimming files 4.5.3.5
  - default collections 4.5.1
  - SRDC collections 4.5.2
  - types 4.1.3.1
- products 4.2.1
- purge logs automatically 4.7.3
- restarting 4.3.1
- shutting down 4.3.1
- starting 4.3.1
- status 4.3.2
- stopping 4.3.1
- supported platforms 4.2.1
- TFACTL
  - command-line utility F
Oracle Trace File Analyzer architecture 4.1.1
Oracle Trace File Analyzer Collector 1.2.3, 4, 4.1
- products 4.2.1
- supported platforms 4.2.1
Oracle Trace File Analyzer log analyzer utility F.2.4
OSWatcher 4.2.2

P

patch set updates 4.8
performance issues
- database client 1.1.2
- database server 1.1.2
privileged user
- finding 2.8.7
proactive notification 1.2.1
PROCESSES
- node view B.2
PROTOCOL ERRORS
- node view B.2

R

remote login 2.11.3
report findings 2.2.2
report overview 2.2
resources
- monitoring D

S

schedule email health check reports 1.2.1
self-signed certificate 4.3.5.2
sensitivity 7.2
shell 4.1
silent mode operation
- exclude root access 2.4.2
- include root access 2.4.2
skipped checks 2.11.5
SRVCTL
- commands
  - srvctl config cha 5.7
  - srvctl status cha 5.7
SSL protocols 4.3.5.1
subsequent email 2.2.3
sudo 2.3.1
SYSTEM
- node view B.2

T

tabular format file output B.2
tfactl 4.1
TFACTL
- commands
  - tfactl access F.1.4
  - tfactl analyze F.2.4
  - tfactl changes F.2.2
  - tfactl collection F.3.4
  - tfactl diagcollect F.3.1
  - tfactl diagnosetfa F.1.1
  - tfactl directory F.3.2
  - tfactl events F.2.3
  - tfactl host F.1.2
  - tfactl ips F.3.3
  - tfactl ips ADD F.3.3.1
  - tfactl ips ADD FILE F.3.3.2
  - tfactl ips ADD NEW INCIDENTS PACKAGE F.3.3.6
  - tfactl ips COPY IN FILE F.3.3.3
  - tfactl ips CREATE PACKAGE F.3.3.9
  - tfactl ips DELETE PACKAGE F.3.3.12
  - tfactl ips FINALIZE PACKAGE F.3.3.10
  - tfactl ips GENERATE PACKAGE F.3.3.11
  - tfactl ips GET MANIFEST FROM FILE F.3.3.13
  - tfactl ips GET METADATA F.3.3.14
  - tfactl ips GET REMOTE KEYS FILE F.3.3.7
  - tfactl ips PACK F.3.3.15
  - tfactl ips REMOVE F.3.3.4
  - tfactl ips REMOVE FILE F.3.3.5
  - tfactl ips SET CONFIGURATION F.3.3.16
  - tfactl ips SHOW CONFIGURATION F.3.3.17
  - tfactl ips SHOW FILES PACKAGE F.3.3.19
  - tfactl ips SHOW INCIDENTS PACKAGE F.3.3.20
  - tfactl ips SHOW PACKAGE F.3.3.18
  - tfactl ips SHOW PROBLEMS F.3.3.21
  - tfactl ips UNPACK FILE F.3.3.22
  - tfactl ips UNPACK PACKAGE F.3.3.23
  - tfactl ips USE REMOTE KEYS FILE F.3.3.8
  - tfactl managelogs F.3.7
  - tfactl print F.3.5
  - tfactl purge F.3.6
  - tfactl run F.2.5
  - tfactl set F.1.3
  - tfactl summary F.2.1
  - tfactl toolstatus F.2.6
- Oracle Trace File Analyzer command-line utility F
tfactl analyze -since 4.6
timeouts 2.11.5
TLS protocols 4.3.5.1
TOP CONSUMERS
- node view B.2
Trace File Analyzer
- disk usage snapshots 4.7.2
trace levels 4.9
trace logs 7.3
Troubleshoot
- EXAchk 2.11
- ORAchk 2.11

U

unlockcells 2.9
user
- add 4.2.4
- remove 4.2.4
- reset 4.2.4

V

VMPScan 2.8.9