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# Index

A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P R S T U W

## A

  Administration Console
    about, 1.3.1
    Appliances tab, 13.2
    Dashboard page, 13.1
    deciding which to use, 1.3.2
    Enforcement Points page, 13.4.1
    logging in to, 1.3.3
    Manage Logs page, 13.9
    network traffic
      capturing to file, 13.13.2
      viewing, 13.13.1
    port number
      changing for Database Firewall, 2.4
      changing for Management Server, 3.2.1
    Protected Databases page, 13.3.1
    Syslog Settings page, 13.10
    System Settings page, 13.7
    Users page, 13.12.1
  Analyzer
    login and logout policies, 10.2.2
  Appliances page
    configuring Oracle Database firewalls, 13.2
  Appliances tab, 1.3.4
  applied_baselines table, B.2.2
  architecture
    components, 1.2.1
    high availability resilient pairs, 1.2.2
    using Oracle Database Firewall Server, 1.2.1
  archiving
    about, 13.8.1
    and disk space limitation, 13.8.1
    configuring archive job, 13.8.5
    defining destinations, 13.8.2
    manual, 13.8.4
    port for Windows File Sharing transfer method, 13.8.2
    restoring, 13.8.6
    scheduling, 13.8.3
  Archiving tab, 1.3.4
  ArcSight Security Information Event Management (SIEM)
    about, 12.1
    configuring, 13.10
    database audit messages, 12.3.4
    deployment procedure, 12.2
    enabling interface, 12.2
    heartbeat messages, 12.3.2
    how the integration works, 12.3.1
    login alert messages, 12.3.7
    logout alert messages, 12.3.8
    message types, 12.3.1
    property change messages, 12.3.3
    specifying ArcSight server, 12.2
    statement alert messages, 12.3.5
    statement alert WAF messages, 12.3.6
    syslog conversion tables, 12.3
    system OS alert messages, 12.3.9
  attributes (F5)
    traffic log attributes, D.4
  auditing
    Stored Procedure and User Role Audit tables, B.4
    stored procedures, 5
    user roles, 6

## B

  baseline policies
    See policies
  BIG-IP ASM (Application Security Manager)
    about integration, 11.1
    benefits of integration with Oracle Database Firewall, 11.2
    configuration requirements, 11.4.1
    configuring with Database Firewall, 11.4.3
    creating logging profile, 11.4.4
    custom iRule, 11.4.5.1
    how integration works, 11.3
    integration with Oracle Database Firewall, 11.1
    iRules syslog messages, 11.4.5.1
    policy settings, 11.4.4.2
    presentation of data in Database Firewall, 11.5.1
    sample iRule, 11.4.5
    system requirements for integration, 11.4.2
    transmitting iRule syslog messages, 11.4.5.2
    used with ArcSight Security Information Event Management (SIEM), 12.1
    viewing traffic log, 11.5.2
  blocking, IPv6 traffic, A.3
  bridge IP addresses
    standalone Database Firewall, 2.8
    subnet restriction for DPE mode, 2.8

## C

  Client IP Addresses
    and TCP invited nodes, A.4.2
  client program name
    security considerations, A.4.3
  client-side security, A.4.3
  configuring BIG-IP ASM, 11.4.1
  configuring Oracle Database Firewalls, 13.2
  configuring Oracle Database firewalls, 13.2
  configuring protected databases, 13.3, 13.3.1
  connectors
    configuring to third-party systems, 13.10
    e-mail example, 13.11.3
    e-mail recipients, 13.11.2
    e-mail SMTP configuration, 13.11.1
  context
    traffic log attributes, D.3

## D

  DAM mode, 1.2.2
  Dashboard tab, 1.3.4
  data
    archiving, 4.5
  database
    connections and Database Firewall, A.3
  database audit summary messages, C.2.4
  Database Policy Enforcement (DPE)
    bridge IP address set-up, 2.8
  database_user_addresses table, B.2.3
  database_users table, B.2.4
  Date and Time
    setting, 3.2.3
  date settings
    standalone Database Firewall, 2.2
  dictionary table, B.2.5
  direct database interrogation (DDI)
    about, 9.1
    configuring for Microsoft SQL Server databases, 9.2.1
    configuring for Sybase SQL Anywhere databases, 9.2.2
    disabling, 9.4
    enabling, 9.3
  disk space
    25% free limitation, 13.8.1
  dispatcher service
    security considerations, A.4.1
  doa_approved_edits table, B.4.2
  doa_approved_objects table, B.4.3
  doa_edit_comments table, B.4.4
  doa_edits table, B.4.5
  doa_pending_approvals table, B.4.6
  doa_tag_definitions table, B.4.7
  DPE mode
    bridge IP addresses, 2.8

## E

  e-mail notifications
    configuring recipients, 13.11.2
    configuring SMTP server, 13.11.1
    example, 13.11.3
  encryption
    security guidelines, A.2.1
  enforcement points
    configuring on Database Firewall, 2.7
    configuring on Management Server, 3.5
    definition, 13.4.1, Glossary
    pairing, 4.4
  Enforcement Points page
    monitoring Oracle Database firewalls, 13.4.1
  examples
    e-mail alert contents, 13.11.3

## F

  F5 BIG-IP ASM alerts, C.2.6
  forensic database tables
    about, B.3.1
  forensic tables
    traffic_log_queries, B.3.2
    traffic_log_query_results, B.3.3

## G

  general messages, C.2.1
  guidelines
    general security, A.1

## H

  heartbeat messages, C.2.2
  high availability
    about resilient pairs, 1.2.2
    configuring resilient pair of firewalls, 4.3
    configuring resilient pair of Management Servers, 4.2
    viewing settings for Management Server, 4.2.1

## I

  IBM DB2 SQL databases, 6.2.5
    stored procedure auditing, 5.2.5
    user role auditing, 6.2.5
  install
    local monitoring, 7.2.1
  IPv6, traffic blocked, A.3
  iRule syslog messages
    BIG-IP ASM command, 11.4.5.2

## K

  keyboard settings, 13.7, 13.7

## L

  local monitoring
    about, 7.1
    database accounts created, 7.2.2
    disabling, 7.4
    enabling, 7.3
    installing
      Microsoft SQL Server databases, 7.2.4
      Oracle databases, 7.2.3
      Sybase ASE databases, 7.2.5
    scripts for installing, 7.2.1
  logging
    archiving log data, 13.8.1
    forensic tables, B.3
    viewing log files, 13.9
  logout alerts, C.2.8

## M

  management server
    configuring resilient pair, 4.2
    swapping primary and secondary, 4.2.2
    viewing high availability settings, 4.2.1
  Microsoft SQL Server databases
    direct database interrogation, 9.2.1
    local monitoring, 7.2.4
    stored procedure auditing, 5.2.2
    user role auditing, 6.2.2
  monitoring Oracle Database firewalls, 13.4
  Monitoring tab, 1.3.4

## N

  NTP time server, 3.2.4
    Database Firewall, 2.3

## O

  Oracle Database databases
    local monitoring, 7.2.3
    stored procedure auditing, 5.2.1
    user role auditing, 6.2.1
  Oracle Database Firewall
    adding, 13.2, 13.2
    adding Database Firewall to Management Server, 3.4.2
    creating a resilient pair, 13.2
    integration with BIG-IP ASM, 11.1
    NTP time server, 2.3
    updating, 4.6
    ways to connect to, 1.2.3
  Oracle Database Firewall Administration Console
    Dashboard page, 11.5.1
    displaying BIG-IP ASM data, 11.5.1, 11.5.2
    generating BIG-IP ASM WAF reports, 11.5.3
    traffic log, 11.5.2
  Oracle Database Firewall database schema
    See Stored Procedure and User Role Audit database; forensic database; summary database
  Oracle Database Firewall Server
    architecture using, 1.2.1
  Oracle Database Firewall tables, B
  Oracle Database Firewall views, B
  Oracle Database Firewall with BIG-IP ASM
    configuration requirements, 11.4.3
  Oracle Database Firewall, standalone
    about, 2.1
    bridge IP addresses, 2.8
    date and time setting, 2.2
    enforcement points, 2.7
    syslog destinations, 2.6
    system settings, 2.4
    testing configuration, 2.9
  Oracle shared server
    security considerations, A.4.1
  OS username
    security considerations, A.4.3

## P

  partner settings
    specifying, 3.4.1
  passwords
    guidelines for creating, 13.12.2
    policies, 13.12.3
  performance
    traffic log attributes, D.2
  policies
    applied_baselines table, B.2.2
    archiving, 13.8.1
    enforcement point settings, changing, 13.4.4
    high availability configuration, 4.4
    login and logout policies, 10.2.2
    statements database response monitoring, 10.1
    statements local monitoring, 7.1
    uploading, 2.7, 3.5
  port number
    changing for Database Firewall, 2.4
    changing for Management Server, 3.2.1
  property change messages, C.2.3
  protected databases
    configuring protected databases, 13.3.1
    configuring user settings, 13.3.2
  protected_database_addresses table, B.2.6
  protected_databases table, B.2.7

## R

  remote monitoring
    about, 8.1
    checking status for, 8.2.3
    disabling, 8.3
    installing, 8.2
    options for running script, 8.2.2
    running, 8.2.2
  Reporting tab, 1.3.4
  reports
    compliance settings, 13.3.1
    direct database interrogation, 9.1
    e-mail notification, 13.7
    Management Server failing, 4.1.1
    protected_databases table, B.2.7
    remote monitoring, 8.1
    scheduled reports, 13.7
    Stored Procedure and User Role Audit tables, B.4.1
    traffic_summaries table, B.2.14
    See also Oracle Database Firewall tables
  resilient pair
    configuring, 4.3
    of firewalls, 4.3
    of management servers, 4.2
  resilient pairs
    about, 1.2.2
    creating, 3.4.3
    of management servers, 4.1.2

## S

  scheduling archives, 13.8.3
  schema, securelog, B.1
  secure log access
    setting for Management Server, 3.2.2
    setting for standalone Database Firewall, 2.5
  securelog schema, about, B.1
  security
    client-side context information, A.4.3
    database access handling, A.3
    encryption, A.2.1
    multiple databases on shared listener, A.4.3
    Oracle shared server and dispatchers, A.4.1
    recommendations, A.1
    TCP invited nodes, A.4.2
  server certificate, 3.3.2
  shared listener
    security considerations, A.4.3
  SMTP server, configuring for e-mail, 13.11.1
  sources table, B.2.8
  SQL
    types not captured by Database Firewall, A.2.2
  SQL Anywhere
    See Sybase SQL Anywhere
  SQL Server
    See Microsoft SQL Server
  statement alerts, C.2.5
  Stored Procedure and User Role Audit tables
    about, B.4.1
    doa_approved_objects, B.4.3
    doa_edits, B.4.5
    doa_pending_approvals, B.4.6
    doa_tag_definitions, B.4.7
  Stored Procedure and User Role tables
    doa_approved_edits, B.4.2
    doa_edit_comments, B.4.4
  stored procedure auditing (SPA)
    about, 5.1
    ArcSight syslog messages, 12.3.4
    disabling, 5.4
    enabling on Database Firewall, 5.3
    installing ODBC driver for Linux
      Sybase SQL Anywhere databases, 5.2.4.1
    setting user permissions
      IBM DB2 SQL databases, 5.2.5
      Microsoft SQL Server databases, 5.2.2
      Oracle databases, 5.2.1
      SQL Anywhere databases, 5.2.5
      Sybase ASE databases, 5.2.3
      Sybase SQL Anywhere databases, 5.2.4.2
    Stored Procedure and User Role Audit tables, B.4
  Summarize Now button
    traffic log files, 13.9
  summary tables
    about, B.2.1
    applied_baselines, B.2.2
    database_user_addresses, B.2.3
    database_users, B.2.4
    dictionary, B.2.5
    protected_database_addresses, B.2.6
    protected_databases, B.2.7
    relationship diagram, B.2.15
    sources, B.2.8
    summary_clusters, B.2.9
    summary_records, B.2.10
    summary_sessions, B.2.11
    summary_statement_attributes, B.2.12
    traffic_events, B.2.13
    traffic_summaries view, B.2.14
  summary_clusters table, B.2.9
  summary_records table, B.2.10
  summary_sessions table, B.2.11
  summary_statement_attributes table, B.2.12
  Sybase ASE databases
    local monitoring, 7.2.5
    stored procedure auditing, 5.2.3
    user role auditing, 6.2.3
  Sybase SQL Anywhere databases
    direct database interrogation, 9.2.2
    installing ODBC driver for Linux
      stored procedure auditing, 5.2.4.1
      user role auditing, 6.2.4.1
    stored procedure auditing, setting permissions, 5.2.4.2
    user role auditing, 6.2.4.2
  syslog destinations
    configuring, 3.2.5
  syslog messages
    about, C.1
    alerts, C.1
    database audit summary messages, C.2.4
    F5 BIG-IP ASM alerts, C.2.6
    format, C.2
    general messages, C.2.1
    heartbeat messages, C.1, C.2.2
    logout alerts, C.2.8
    property change messages, C.2.3
    size limits, C.2
    statement alerts, C.2.5
    statistics, C.1
    when refreshed, C.1
  system settings, 3.2.1
    configuring, 13.7
  System tab, 1.3.4

## T

  TCP invited nodes
    security considerations, A.4.2
  third-party products used with Oracle Database Firewall, 1.2.4
  third-party systems
    configuring connectors, 13.10
  time settings
    standalone Database Firewall, 2.2
  traffic log attributes, D
    attributes (F5), D.4
    context, D.3
    performance, D.2
    transaction status, D.1
  traffic logs
    BIG-IP ASM, 11.5.2
    free disk space limitation, 13.8.1
    Summarize Now button, 13.9
  traffic_events table, B.2.13
  traffic_log_queries table, B.3.2
  traffic_log_query_results table, B.3.3
  traffic_summaries view, B.2.14
  transaction status
    traffic log attributes, D.1

## U

  upgrades, swapping Management Servers, 4.2.2
  user accounts
    about, 13.12.1
    created from Management Server, 13.12.1
    creating, 13.12.2
    database_user_addresses table, B.2.3
    database_users table, B.2.4
    password policies, 13.12.3
    separation of duty guideline, 13.12.1
    tracing changes to, 13.12.1
  user permissions
    stored procedure auditing, 5.2
    user role auditing, 6.2.1
  user role auditing (URA)
    about, 6.1
    ArcSight syslog messages, 12.3.4
    disabling, 6.4
    enabling on Database Firewall, 6.3
    installing ODBC driver for Linux
      Sybase SQL Anywhere databases, 6.2.4.1
    setting user permissions
      Microsoft SQL Server databases, 6.2.2
      Oracle databases, 6.2.1
      SQL Anywhere databases, 6.2.5
      Sybase ASE databases, 6.2.3
      Sybase SQL Anywhere databases, 6.2.4.2
    Stored Procedure and User Role Audit database tables, B.4

## W

  Web Application Firewall (WAF)
    about, 11.1
    defined, 1.2.4
    reports in BIG-IP ASM, 11.5.3
  Windows file sharing
    archiving transfer method, recommended port, 13.8.2