IBM InfoSphere Guardium Technical Mastery Test v2 - P2150-739 Exam Practice Test

A. An optional agent installed on the collector that monitors the database server for entity changes.

B. An agent that acts as the main component of the Central Audit System.

C. An agent installed on the database server that reports to the collector whenever a monitored entity, such as a file, environment variable or script output has changed.

D. An agent installed on the database server that reports to the collector whenever a monitored database's version has changed through upgrades or patch installs.

A. L-TAP

B. P-TAP

C. Y-TAP

D. S-TAP

A. IP address of servers with a database instance.

B. Type of database running on each server.

C. Port(s) on which a database is communicating on each server.

D. List of databases for each database instance.

A. Translating an application's requests made to a data server so these are compatible with all the database management systems that Guardium supports.

B. The fact that there is no easy way for the applicationserver to communicate with bothGuardium and the data server concurrently.

C. The inability to relate a database action to a specific application user when a pool of database connections is used by an application.

D. The use of non-English parameter values in SQL statements issued by some applications.

A. A collector can only interact with one S-TAP for policy management and auditing.

B. The collector sends the S-TAP information about its policies so it knows what traffic to intercept.

C. There is no relationship since the S-TAP and the collector are incompatible Guardium entities.

D. The S-TAP reports database activity to the collector for policy management and auditing.