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MONDAY, May 23 (HealthDay News) -- Cutting back on unnecessary
antibiotics, delaying wasteful imaging for lower back pain and
foregoing annual ECG screenings for healthy, low-risk patients are
among the actions that could help streamline primary care, experts
Perhaps taking a page from David Letterman's Top 10 list, the
authors of a new report came up with a "Top 5" list of action items
for each of the primary care disciplines -- family medicine,
internal medicine and pediatrics -- to help save money and conserve
health resources.
Many physicians are already behind the suggestions, according to
the report, which appears online May 23 in the
Archives of Internal Medicine.
"I have seen many instances where I thought clinicians were not making the right and wisest decisions in ways that were not good for patients' health and not good for prudent use of finite resources," said Dr. Stephen Smith, one of the report's authors and professor emeritus of family medicine at the Warren Alpert School of Medicine at Brown University in Providence, RI.
Smith is also a member of the National Physicians' Alliance
(NPA), a group of 22,000 doctors promoting affordable and quality
healthcare, which put together the lists.
None of the suggestions are particularly new, having been
validated by scores of studies, yet few clinicians seem to be
implementing them, Smith said.
Here are the Top Five recommendations for each discipline:
For family medicine:
For internal medicine:
In pediatrics:
The report was funded by a grant from the American Board of
Internal Medicine Foundation.
Several of the items -- those involving cardiac screening,
overuse of antibiotics, bone-density scans and lower-back imaging
-- appeared in more than one category.
But one item -- not doing blood chemistry panels and urinalysis
among healthy adults without symptoms -- enjoyed only weak support
from the practicing physicians who field-tested the
The Top 5 lists will now be distributed to all NPA members. The
researchers are also hoping to get funding to set up demonstration
sites, creating training videos to help physicians hone their
communication skills and finding ways to get patients on board,
Smith said.
"These are certainly important issues," said Dr. Lawrence C. Kleinman, a primary care physician and associate professor of pediatrics at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City.
But he also pointed out that "the lists were done with some
nuance, which [is] valuable and important to incorporate in the
understanding of this."
As the report authors point out, Kleinman noted, it's not that
all antibiotic use is bad, just that, in the case of sore throats,
there should be a verification that the infection is really strep
throat before prescribing them. Similarly, imaging for head
injuries would need to be done for children with loss of
consciousness or other risk factors.
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Over 450 volunteers belong to a CAT community that works every day to help homeless cats and kittens and end needless feline euthanasia.
CAT volunteers come from diverse backgrounds and contribute their time, skills, and talents in areas as varied as socializing cats one-on-one to raising awareness at outreach events. They are adolescents, senior citizens, and all ages in between. They make new friends, learn new skills, and are an essential component to CAT's ability to save lives.
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The Southern Pines Animal Shelter is holding a special adoption event planned for Saturday. For that day only, cats and kittens can be adopted free of charge.
All the animals will be spayed or neutered and have their age appropriate shots. They all have been examined by a vet and are healthy and free of worms. A $10 fee will apply if you request a micro-chip for your new pet.
The free adoption event was made necessary by the severe overcrowding in the cat and kitten cottages.
Adoptions for cats and kittens are free, however donations to the shelter will be welcome.
"We are asking if you are able to make a donation, even if you are not adopting an animal, it would be greatly appreciated," said Dorothy Ricks, SPAS volunteer. "Having these animals spayed or neutered and giving them their vaccinations cost the shelter money."
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PhET's Java-based simulations use Sun Microsystems' Java Web Start technology to launch the simulations. This page will help you ensure that you have Java installed properly, and address some of the problems people might have running our programs. If you can't solve your problem here, please notify us by email at the following address: firstname.lastname@example.com.
- (Mac users) When I click "run now" to start the simulation all I get is a text file that opens?
- How do I get Java?
- Why do you use Java Web Start instead of Java?
- Are there any problems running the simulations on a Mac?
- How do I check my computer's current version of Java?
- I have Windows 2000 and I can only get the Flash based simulations to work.
- General Java troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting tips for networked computers
(Mac users) When I click "run now" to start the simulation all I get is a text file that opens?
This problem will affect mac users who recently installed Apple's "Java for Mac OS X 10.5 Update 4". The update will typically be done via Software Update, or automatically. After installing this update, the problem appears: clicking on JNLP files in Safari or FireFox caused the JNLP file to open in TextEdit, instead of starting Java Web Start.
The fix is:
1. Go to http://support.apple.com/downloads/Java_for_Mac_OS_X_10_5_Update_4
2. Click Download to download a .dmg file
3. When the .dmg has downloaded, double-click on it (if it doesn't mount automatically)
4. Quit all applications
5. Run the update installer
How do I get Java?
To run the Java-based simulations you must have Java version 1.5 or higher installed on your computer. You can obtain the free downloads by clicking on the button below:
Note for Netscape Users
After you have installed Java Web Start, you will need to close and re-open your browser for Java Web Start to work.
Why do you use Java Web Start instead of Java?
We use Java Web Start technology rather than Java Applets. Java Web Start, which is a free mechanism from Sun, is a more robust way of launching Java programs over the Web than applets. If you have had problems running applets in the past, you may well find that Java Web Start works much better. If you should have any problems, we will be happy to help you solve them. If the information on this page doesnít help, just send us email at email@example.com.
Are there any problems running the simulations on a Mac?
Macintosh OS X 10.5 or higher is required to run our Java programs. You must have the latest version of Java (which will already be installed if you are using the auto-update feature of OS X). See http://www.apple.com/java/ for details.
Versions of Apple's Safari browser below 2.0 (included with OS X 10.4) do not launch our Java-based applications reliably.
If when you click "Run Now" to start a simulation and all you get is a text file that opens, see this answer.
How do I check my computer's current version of Java?
Windows Vista users:
From a command line (Start menu->All Programs->Accessories->Command Prompt), type: javaws -viewer followed by the enter key. You should see some text which will include something like "(build 1.4.2_05_05-b04)"; this number is the version of Java you are using. If you receive an error, Java is not properly installed (see above to reinstall).
Windows 2000/XP users:
From a command line (Start menu->All Programs->Accessories->Command Prompt), type: java -version followed by the enter key. You should see some text which will include something like "(build 1.4.2_05_05-b04)"; this number is the version of Java you are using. If you receive an error, Java is not properly installed (see above to reinstall).
Macintosh users:
From the Apple menu, click on "About this Mac", then on "More Info...". You will find the Java software version under "Software->Applications".
I have Windows 2000 and I can only get the Flash based simulations to work.
Some Windows 2000 systems have been reported to lack part of the necessary Java configuration. These systems will typically start our Flash-based simulations reliably, but will appear to do nothing when launching our Java-based simulations.
To resolve this situation, please perform the following steps:
- From the desktop or start menu, open "My Computer"
- Click on the "Folder Options" item in the "Tools" menu
- Click on the "File Types" tab at the top of the window that appears
- Locate "JNLP" in the "extensions" column, and click once on it to select the item
- Click on the "change" button
- When asked to choose which program to use to open JNLP files, select "Browse"
- Locate the program "javaws" or "javaws.exe" in your Java installation folder (typically "C:\Program Files\Java\j2re1.xxxx\javaws", where "xxxx" is a series of numbers indicating the software version; choose the latest version)
- Select the program file and then click "Open" to use the "javaws" program to open JNLP files.
General Java troubleshooting
The following are some general steps that you may wish to perform when attempting to solve Java-related problems:
- Empty Your Browser's Cache
Internet Explorer Firefox Select "Tools->Options", then click on the "Delete Files..." button under "Temporary Internet Files" Select "Tools->Options->Privacy", then click the "Clear" button next to "Cache".
- Empty Java Web Start's Cache
From Windows' Start menu, select "Java Web Start", then select "Preferences" from the File menu. Click "Advanced", then click the "Clear Folder" button.
- Make Sure Windows can find Java and Java Web Start
From a command line (Start menu->Accessories->Command Prompt), type java -versionfollowed by the enter key. If you receive an error, Java is not properly installed. Please try reinstalling Java (see above) after uninstalling any Java entries in your list of installed programs (Control Panel ->Add/Remove Programs).
Troubleshooting tips for networked computers
Why do simulations run for admin but not all users?
Java simulations may also fail to start on networked computers running Windows for some users while running properly for administrators. When Java Web Start tries to launch a simulation, it attempts to cache certain files in a "cache folder". This folder (or "directory") is determined when Java is installed, and may point to a folder that non-administrator accounts do not have access to, resulting in a launch failure. Correct this problem by setting the cache directory to one of your own choosing: Log on as an administrator.
Launch the Java Web Start Application Manager. This can be done in one of two ways. a) If the Java installation placed an icon either on your desktop or in the Start Menu -> All Programs list titled "Java Web Start", click it to start the application. b) Use the Windows search function (located in the Start Menu) to search for the program "javaws.exe". Once it is found, click on the file to run the application. Once the Java Web Start Application Manager is up and running, choose File>Preferences. In the Preferences dialog that appears, click on the Advanced tab. In this tab, you will find a text field labeled "Applications Folder". In this text field, put the name of an empty directory to which all users have write privileges. Note: This directory MUST be empty. All users should now be able to launch the Java simulations.
Issue 3: Web Proxy Settings
Java simulations may fail to start if the proxy settings in Java Web Start's configuration panel (Start Menu->Java Web Start, File Menu->Preferences) do not match those your system is currently using. To identify settings being used on your system, see your web browser's proxy settings, or contact you network administrator.
Local Install on Boot Drive Only
If you are operating in a networked environment, please ensure that both Java and the PhET simulations (if installed locally rather than running from our web site) are installed on local, non-networked drives. The PhET simulations must be installed on the boot drive.
Network Firewalls
Please ensure that your firewall is configured to allow both Java and Java Web Start to communicate through the firewall.


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Kassia Meador's Artistic adventure at the La Casa Artist Residency in Aus
With Kassia Meador's latest and most magical wetsuit collection to date dropping next week, we thought we'd share one of her colorful adventures from down under. If you don't know Kass yet, get to know her…like now. She is truly one of a kind and is constantly evolving and adding to her already magnificent repertoire of artistry – whether it be longboarding, photography, music, filmmaking, or painting, she's not one who just dabbles, she masters. We are grateful to have her a part of the Roxy family, so sit back, and enjoy this rad little adventure and stay tuned for more next week!
In Kassia's words:
"I recently had the opportunity to stay at the La Casa Artist Residency with a few of the members from our performance art group UFO2012. It was a magical 2 weeks filled with good vibes, wonderful people, music making, surfing and just all around creating magical moments and living dreams. I also teamed up with one of my most favorite people and filmmakers Taylor Steele, to shoot a commercial for my most recent Signature Roxy wetsuit collections. It's always so great to work with people you look up to and vibe with, that's when the magic happens. And the icing on the cake was the track that Paz and Aska made specifically for the commercial while we were all together at La Casa, the house of dreams!!! Enjoy"


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Tessera's work was selected by the office of Rep. Jeff Denham (R-Turlock) as the winner of the Congressional Art Competition for the 10th Congressional District.
"It is such an honor right now. I'm so excited," the West High senior said after Denham announced her name at a ceremony Monday at the Grand Theatre Center for the Arts.
Tessera worked on "The Cuckoo's Nightmare" for more than 30 hours.
"I wanted to do something that would make you wonder, 'What's going on?'" she said.
Tessera's work will now hang in the underground hallway between the Cannon House Office Building and the U.S. Capitol for the next year.
Another Wolf Pack artist, Neha Singh, was selected as the second-place winner. Singh's portrait "All of Your Colors," based on the style of American photorealist painter Chuck Close, will hang in the congressman's Modesto office for the next year.
"I thought maybe if I entered in the art competition, it would help me increase my confidence," Singh said.
Denham said the competition is an important way to highlight great artists in the community.
"You can see there is a lot of passion. A lot of local talent," he said.
Tessera, who will attend San Jose State University in the fall to major in animation illustration, will fly to Washington, D.C., with her family for national competition this summer.
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On the Pacific coast of Costa Rica a major predator in the community of animals living on sandy beaches is a snail, a species of Olive Shell (Agaronia propatula). This snail moves up and down the beach by 'surfing', extending its foot so that it is carried along in the wave swash. It is a voracious hunter and its main prey is a smaller species of Olive Shell. In its wave-washed environment it has to act quickly. It pounces on its prey, 'swallows' it into a pouch in its foot, then burrows into the sand where it can eat it undisturbed. A recent study by Dr Winfried Peters and his team (Indiana/Purdue University at Fort Wayne, USA, and Goldring Marine Biology Station, Costa Rica) has revealed that these predatory snails are quite indiscriminate in their attacking behaviour. They will tackle almost any moving objects including paper-clips, cotton-swabs and pencil-sized pieces of plastic, attempting to engulf them. Not even the toes of unwary bathers are safe!
Winfried S. Peters is the author of "The Behavioural and Sensory Ecology of Agaronia Propatula (caenogastropoda: olividae), a swash-surfing predator on the sandy beaches of the panamic faunal province" with Ariel Z. Cyrus, Samantha D. Rupert, Amy S. Silva, Monika Graf, Jeremy C. Rappaport, and Frank V. Paladino in the Journal of Molluscan Studies. Dr. Peters specializes in plant cell and developmental biology, focusing on the biomechanics of cells and organs; kinematic growth analysis (quantification of spatio-temporal growth patterns); long-distance transport of photoassimilates in the phloem; structure and function of calcium-driven contractile proteins in plants; history of plant physiology and cell biology.
The Journal of Molluscan Studies accepts papers on all aspects of the study of molluscs. These include systematics, molecular biology, palaeontology, ecology, physiology and many other areas. The Journal of Molluscan Studies is published by Oxford University Press on behalf of The Malacological Society of London.
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From Apparel to Apartments: Color Blocking
Whether it's on your body or in your space, get graphic with color blocking.
Design trends often transcend industry borders, and color blocking has made the leap from the runway to your room. Bold blocks of color, either contrasting or complementary, add geometric interest to any surface. It's flattering for your figure and your furniture.
1. Glamour/ David Mikhail Architects via Design Indulgences
2. Revolve/ Mono via Apartment Therapy
3. Vogue/ Klopf Architecture via Houzz
4. The Sartorialist/ Doug Aitken's home via NY Times
5. Barbara Bui via Studded Hearts / Eric Cohler via1st Dibs
(Images: as linked/credited above)
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Hahahaha, for once the canvas that I painted a single color and then never got around to finishing the project (and needing the space it was inhabiting, so hanging it on the wall) is ahead of the trend!
Though my Mondrian knockoff also seems to fit in with this trend... hmmm
At first look I thought the model was a giant standing next to some doll furniture or something. hehe
If wearing one solid color as a top and another solid color for pants makes me a trendy fashionista, then I got swag.
What happened to her feet?? O_o
Nominating room 5 for worst of the year (so far).


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It's a prom the students at Robbinsdale-Armstrong High School will never forget as a bomb threat forced their party out into a nearby Target store parking lot. But it did not stop the students from having one heck of a night.
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While most everyone made the most of a tough situation, there were some who weren't laughing about the bomb threat that forced prom to target.
"I've heard a lot of people really angry -- whole outfit, dress, shoes, limo, party bus -- and it's canceled after an hour," said attending Sophomore Tanner Berris. "I've heard people calling it Promgate, Target Prom."
Some late-arriving students, who dressed up and spent good money, never even made it inside their prom because the evacuation order came about an hour after it started.
One police source tells FOX 9 they have good leads on the suspect who called in the threat.
It's unclear if it was merely a high school prank, as there were two weddings celebrating at the venue simultaneously.
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Dr. Chase Pielak grew up in Southern California and attended Azusa Pacific University majoring in biblical studies and English as an undergraduate. He then attended Fuller Seminary and received a Master's degree in theology before turning to Claremont Graduate University to earn Master's and Doctoral degrees in English. His specialties include nineteenth-century British, nineteenth-century American, and early modern British literature. A focus on animal studies led to his dissertation, Remembering Animals in Romantic Literature, the first chapter of which, "Roast Lamb," is forthcoming in Nineteenth Century Studies. He has also published articles on Jane Eyre in More Than Thought and Daniel Deronda in Victorian Literature and Culture, entitled respectively, "Heroine and Hyena" and "Hunting Gwendolen." He is currently working on articles about animal imagery in John Clare's poetry and a certain anemone in House of Mirth. Dr. Chase engages students at Ashford University with critical and popular culture perspectives on topics ranging from reading Lady Gaga to deconstructing Shakespeare.


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|Oracle® Database Firewall Administration Guide
Release 5.0
Part Number E18695-08
|PDF · Mobi · ePub
This chapter describes routine tasks that may need to be carried out from time to time. It does not attempt to explain all options available from the Administration Console.
This chapter contains:
Viewing and Capturing Network Traffic in an Individual Database Firewall
The Dashboard page of the Administration Console provides a high-level view of important information about the databases being protected, such as the threat status, throughput and top ten threats. Key indicators are shown in charts, which are intended to be used by IT and security managers who are responsible for the day-to-day monitoring of the system.
See the Oracle Database Firewall Security Management Guide for more information on using the Dashboard.
Figure 13-1 shows an example of the Dashboard page of the Administration Console for a Management Server.
Figure 13-1 Dashboard Page of the Management Server Administration Console
Note:The Dashboard can include statistics from BIG-IP Application Security Manager, a Web application firewall product from F5 Networks, Inc. See Chapter 11 for more information.
You can configure the Oracle Database Firewalls managed by a Database Firewall Management Server by using the Appliances tab. The Appliances tab is available only in the Oracle Database Firewall Management Server Administration Console.
Figure 13-2 shows the Appliances tab of the Management Server Administration Console.
Figure 13-2 Appliances Tab for Configuring Oracle Database Firewalls
Use the Add button to add an Oracle Database Firewall. See "Step 3B: Add Each Oracle Database Firewall to the Management Server".
Use the Create Resilient Pair button to create a resilient pair of Oracle Database Firewalls. See "Step 3C: Define Resilient Pairs of Oracle Database Firewalls". After creating a resilient pair, Unpair and Swap buttons are displayed. You can use Swap to force the primary to become the secondary, and vice versa.
The following buttons are provided for each Oracle Database Firewall:
Manage: Allows you to perform operations such as to reboot or power off the Oracle Database Firewall, install software updates, remove the Database Firewall device from the appliances list, backup/restore configuration data to or from the Oracle Database Firewall Management Server, and perform file system checks. See Chapter 4, "Configuring Oracle Database Firewall for High Availability," if you must update a resilient pair of Oracle Database Firewalls.
Settings: To set syslog destinations, Web access IP addresses, and other network settings.
Status: To view detailed status information for the standalone or managed Oracle Database Firewall.
Edit: To edit the name or IP address you have entered for the Oracle Database Firewall at the Oracle Database Firewall Management Server. This edits your entry for the appliance on this page, but does not change the actual IP address of the Oracle Database Firewall, which can only be set from the Database Firewall's Administration Console.
You can set up the details of the protected databases using the options in the Protected Databases menu of the Monitoring tab.
Figure 13-3 shows the Protected Databases page in the Administration Console.
Figure 13-3 Configuring a Protected Database
Clicking List in the Protected Databases menu lists all the protected databases that have already been configured. The picture shown above shows an example.
Clicking Create in the Protected Databases menu lets you create a new protected database.
Clicking a database name enables you to change the protected database settings. Figure 13-4 shows the settings that are available.
Figure 13-4 Protected Database Settings
Checkboxes let you select the types of compliance reports that can be produced. (Oracle Database Firewall Security Management Guide provides more information about these report types.) If you need to produce Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX), Payment Card Industry (PCI), Data Protection Act (DPA), Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) or Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) reports for the database, then select the appropriate checkboxes.
Click Save Settings when finished.
To configure user settings for a protected database:
Select the Monitoring tab.
Under Protected Databases, select List.
In the Protected Databases page, select the users link.
Clicking users in the protected database list allows you to view the names of the users who have accessed the database (this is determined from database traffic). You can click the name of a user to configure the user's "profile", such as the IP addresses that the user is expected to connect from; and whether the user should no longer be accessing the database (Access terminated since).
In the Users for protected database page, select the user name that you want to configure.
In the Edit Database User page, enter the appropriate user settings.
Click the Save Settings button.
These settings are used in reports to show deviations from expected database usage.
An Enforcement Point is a logical configuration in Database Firewall that lets you associate a policy with a specific protected database and network traffic sources.
The Enforcement Points menu in the Monitoring page enables you to list existing enforcement points, create new enforcement points (using the Enforcement Point Wizard), and view outstanding tasks for enforcement points. You can configure settings that are not available in the Enforcement Point Wizard. See "Step 6: Configure the Standalone Database Firewall Enforcement Points" for more information.
Figure 13-5 shows the Enforcement Points page of the Administration Console.
Figure 13-5 Finding Existing Enforcement Points
Clicking List displays all existing enforcement points, as shown in the picture above. Four buttons are provided for each enforcement point listed: Manage, Status, Settings and Advanced, as described in the following sections.
The Manage button enables you to:
Suspend, resume, or delete the enforcement point.
Run, suspend, or resume a stored procedure audit or user role audit for the selected enforcement point.
Click the Monitoring tab, then select List from the Enforcement Points menu. The Status button displays the details for an enforcement point, its status and the database it protects. If the enforcement point is in a managed Database Firewall, the Appliances tab in the Management Server shows the Oracle Database Firewall device that contains the enforcement point.
The Settings button enables you to change the settings of the enforcement point, such as the database it protects, the policy that is used, and the protection mode.
Figure 13-6 shows an example of changing the settings of an enforcement point.
Figure 13-6 Changing Settings of an Enforcement Point
The following options are available:
Protected Database: This can be used to change the database that is protected.
Traffic Sources: Enables you to specify the pair(s) of network ports that are being used for the enforcement point (Network 0, Network 1).
Database Response: Select the check box to enable database response monitoring (see Chapter 10, "Configuring and Using Database Response Monitoring").
Activate Database Interrogation: Select this option to give Oracle Database Firewall the ability to interrogate the monitored database to obtain the name of the database user, operating system, and client program that originated an SQL statement, if this information is not available from the statement itself. See "Enabling Direct Database Interrogation".
Remote Monitor: Selecting Activate Remote Monitor enables the enforcement point to monitor SQL traffic detected by the remote monitoring software. See "Installing and Enabling Remote Monitoring".
Local Monitor: Selecting Activate Local Monitor enables the enforcement point to monitor SQL traffic detected by the local monitoring software. See "Enabling Local Monitoring".
SPA: Select this option to enable stored procedure auditing. See Appendix 5, "Configuring Stored Procedure Auditing".
URA: Select this option to enable user role auditing. See Appendix 6, "Configuring and Using Role Auditing".
Appliance Mode: Select Database Policy Enforcement (DPE) if the enforcement point is required to block potential attacks. Select Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) if the enforcement point is to be used only to log statements and provide warnings of potential attacks. DPE is not available if the Oracle Database Firewall is in a resilient pair.
Policy: You can choose the baseline that the enforcement point uses.
Click the Advanced button to configure settings for BIG-IP Application Security Manager. See Chapter 11 for more information.
The Resilience menu is available when you are using the Oracle Database Firewall Management Server Administration Console. You can use the Create Pair option to set up a pair of enforcement points. See "Pairing Enforcement Points" for more information.
You can set up Traffic Sources using the Administration Console for an Oracle Database Firewall. See "Step 7: Configure the Standalone Database Firewall Bridge IP Address" for more information.
You can configure the Oracle Database Firewall system settings using the options in the System menu of the System page. These options are used during initial deployment of Oracle Database Firewall.
Figure 13-7 shows the System Settings page of the Administration Console for a Management Server.
Figure 13-7 System Settings for a Management Server
Except where noted, the following options are available from the System menu of a Management Server or Standalone Database Firewall. The options Manage and Email Configuration are not available on a managed Database Firewall.
Manage: Provides options to:
Suspend and resume system operation.
Change the system to operate in test mode.
Install updates to enhance the current version of the Oracle Database Firewall. A link is provided under System Maintenance for this task. Once the update is complete, restart the system by clicking Reboot. See Chapter 4, "Configuring Oracle Database Firewall for High Availability," if you need to update a resilient pair of devices.
Perform a diagnostic file system check.
Delete logged traffic.
Reboot or power off the system.
Settings: Shows a combination of Network and Services settings. This page also allows you to set up the device's IP address, default gateway address, DNS server addresses and other settings, as described in"Step 1A: Specify the Management Server System Settings" (Oracle Database Firewall Management Server-based systems) or in "Step 3: Specify the Standalone Database Firewall System Settings" (standalone systems).
For an Oracle Database Firewall Management Server, the System Settings page also include the High Availability Pairing section, which allows two Database Firewall Management Servers to be configured as a resilient pair (see "Step 3A: Specify Management Server Partner Settings (Resilient Pair Only)").
The System Settings page also includes a Keyboard Settings option. This can be used to specify the language and format to use for a keyboard connected to the Oracle Database Firewall Management Server or Oracle Database Firewall. The selection determines which characters appear on the screen when keys are pressed on the keyboard. Normally, keyboard access is used only by Oracle Database Firewall engineers.
Status: Displays detailed status information, software license details, attribution notices and disclaimers.
Email Configuration: Used to configure the SMTP e-mail settings for scheduled reports (see Oracle Database Firewall Security Management Guide) and e-mail alerts (see "Configuring E-Mail Alerts for Third Party Connectors").
Time Synchronization: Enables the time at the Oracle Database Firewall Management Server or Oracle Database Firewall (either standalone or managed) to be kept synchronized with a Network Time Protocol (NTP) server. See "Step 2: Specify the Management Server NTP Time Server" for details.
Public Key: Displays the public key, which may be necessary for archiving. for further information, see the notes on the page displayed.
Management Server: This is displayed only for an Oracle Database Firewall. The option allows you to make this a managed Database Firewall by entering the Management Server's IP address and certificate (see "Step 2B: Enter the Database Firewall Management Server Certificate and IP Address"). An Add Second Management Server option is available if a resilient pair of Oracle Database Firewall Management Servers is used.
Updates: Displays details of any updates of the software that have been applied.
Certificate: This is displayed only for a Management Server. The option allows you to display the Management Server certificate, which can be copied to Oracle Database Firewalls to make them managed Database Firewalls (see "Step 2: Perform Tasks for Each Oracle Database Firewall").
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The Archiving page of the Administration Console provides options that enable important data to be archived to prevent loss of data in the unlikely event of a disk or other system error. It is recommended that archiving is carried out regularly in accordance with your corporate policy, for example, every day using Manage in the Tasks menu. If required, you can create different archives for each protected database.
Figure 13-8 shows the Archiving Jobs page of the Administration Console.
Archive Data and Manage archive the traffic logs or audit history for stored procedure auditing and user role auditing. Archive Configuration archives system configuration data, including the baseline policies.
The amount of data in the traffic log depends on the logging settings in the Analyzer. Excessive logging leads to rapid use of large amounts of disk space.
To prevent problems that might occur by the accumulation of processed traffic log files on the Oracle Database Firewall or Oracle Database Firewall Management Server, the system ensures that a target of 25% of the disk space remains free. You must take this into account when calculating the amount of disk space required for storage of traffic log files.
Once the free disk space target is exceeded, logfiles may be deleted by the system and will no longer be available for archiving and ad-hoc searching.
All files used by the Analyzer must be archived separately by your company's normal backup/archive systems. It is recommended that the following Analyzer files are archived:
Baseline Files: File extension
Model Files: File extensions
.smdl and
Training Files: File extension
Before an archive can be started, you must define one or more archive destinations as follows. An archiving destination specifies the archive storage locations and other configuration settings.
Log in to the standalone Database Firewall or Management Server Administration Console.
See "Logging in to the Administration Console" for more information.
Click the Archiving tab.
Click Create in the Destinations menu. The following is displayed:
Complete the following fields:
Transfer Method: The method used to transfer data from the Oracle Database Firewall Management Server to the machine that archives the data. Normally, you should select Secure Copy (scp) if the data is archived by a Linux machine, and Windows File Sharing (smb) if the data is archived by a Windows machine.
Name: The name of the archiving destination. This name is used to select the archiving destination when starting an archive.
Username: The user name for the machine to which the archive data will be transferred.
Address: The name or IP address of the machine that archives the data. If Windows File Sharing is selected, specify an IP address.
Port: This is the port number used by the secure copy or Windows fileshare service on the machine that archives the data. You can normally use the default port number.
If you selected Windows File Sharing as the Transfer Method, it is recommended you use port 445.
Path: The path to the archive storage location. If a Linux machine is used to archive the data and there is no leading slash character; the path is relative to the user's home directory. If there is a leading slash, the path is relative to the root directory. For a Windows machine, enter the sharename, followed by a forward slash and the name of the folder (for example,
Authentication Method: If a Windows machine is used to archive the data, select Password and enter the login password. If a Linux machine is used, you can select Key Authentication. Follow the instructions that appear after selecting Key Authentication.
Password and Confirm Password: The password to log into the machine that archives the data.
Click Save.
You can create a schedule to archive the traffic logs or audit files automatically at midnight on specified days. To do, this:
Log in to the standalone Database Firewall or Management Server Administration Console.
See "Logging in to the Administration Console" for more information.
Click the Archiving tab.
Under Jobs, select Schedule.
In the Archiving page, click the Add button.
Select Log Files to create a schedule to archive traffic logs, or Db Audit to create a schedule to archive the history for stored procedure auditing and user role auditing.
Select Recurring if you want the archive to occur automatically at a specified interval.
If the check box is not selected, the archive will occur only once.
Use Date, Month and Weekday to specify the interval.
For example, if you select only Mon, the archive will take place at midnight on every Monday. If you select 1 and Jan, the archive will take place only on the 1st January every year (not recommended; the archive should occur more frequently).
Use Host to select the archive destination.
Select the protected database, or All.
Click Save.
If you do not want to set up an archive schedule, use the following procedure to archive the traffic logs or audit files manually:
Log in to the standalone Database Firewall or Management Server Administration Console.
See "Logging in to the Administration Console" for more information.
Click the Archiving tab.
Any existing archive or restore jobs are listed on the Archiving Jobs page.
Ensure that you have created an archiving destination first.
In the Destinations menu, select Create to create the archiving destination.
In the Jobs menu, select Archive Data.
The following screen is displayed:
Complete the following fields:
Job Name: Give each archive a name.
Archive Destination: Choose the archive destination.
Archive class: Choose whether to archive the Log Files (traffic logs), or the Audit Files (the archive history for stored procedure auditing and user role auditing. If you choose Log Files, the following options are also displayed:
Include files that have already been archived: Select this check box to re-archive files that have already been archived.
Protected Database: Choose All, or a specified database.
Log Files: Choose the period to archive.
Click Archive.
You can view the progress of an archive job from the Archiving Jobs page (click the Archiving tab).
Clicking the job number in the Archiving Jobs page displays a page in which you can choose to pause or delete the job.
Before archiving configuration data from the Oracle Database Firewall Management Server, display the Appliances page, click Manage for each Oracle Database Firewall device being controlled and select the Backup option.
Use the following procedure to archive configuration data, including baseline policies:
Log in to the standalone Database Firewall or Management Server Administration Console.
See "Logging in to the Administration Console" for more information.
Click the Archiving tab.
In the Jobs menu, select Archive Configuration.
In the Create Archive Job page, complete the Job Name and Archive Destination fields.
Click the Archive button.
After you click Archive, the archive job appears in the Configuration Archive Jobs list in the Archiving Jobs page.
If you want to restore data from an archive, click Restore Data or Restore Configuration in the Jobs menu. The page that is displayed enables you to choose the archive destination to restore. All data stored at the archive destination will be restored.
After restoring configuration data at an Oracle Database Firewall Management Server, display the Appliances page, click Manage for each Oracle Database Firewall device being controlled and select the Restore option.
The Database Firewall log files capture only SQL statements. If a user modifies these log files, the change is recorded. You can view logged information using the options in the Logs menu of the System page.
Figure 13-9 shows the Manage Logs page of the Administration Console.
The Logs menu contains the following options:
Manage: Enables you to delete log files to free disk space.
Note:Before deleting log files, it is recommended that you archive the data and save it to long-term storage media to ensure that all logged data is available for possible future analysis.
System Events: Displays the contents of the event log, which stores system events that are not directly related to the Oracle Database Firewall software, such as operating system warnings.
Traffic Log Files: Displays the traffic log files and enables you to download them.
Note:If you want the most recent data to be made available for reporting purposes, click Summarize Now in Traffic Log Files page. Summarizing makes the data in the traffic log files available for reporting. Automatic summarizing takes place every hour.
Note:A more user friendly method of viewing the data in the traffic log is to use the Traffic Log options in the Reporting page (see Oracle Database Firewall Security Management Guide for more information about accessing the traffic log).
Administration Changes: Displays the contents of the administration log, which stores system actions such as logins, shutdowns, restarts, and baseline policy uploads.
Repair: Allows you to attach log files to a log source, such as an enforcement point. This may be necessary if log files have been restored from an archive and the original log source has been removed.
You can configure connections to third-party systems by selecting Syslog from the Connectors menu in the System tab.
Figure 13-10 shows the Syslog Settings page of the Administration Console.
The Connectors menu contains the following options:
Syslog: Allows you to configure the types of syslog messages to send and to specify the syslog destinations. See "Step 1E: Configure the Management Server Syslog Destinations" (Oracle Database Firewall Management Server-based systems) or "Step 5: Configure the Standalone Database Firewall Syslog Destinations" (standalone systems).
ArcSight SIEM: Enables you to configure communications to the ArcSight Security Information Event Management (SIEM) system. For more information about ArcSight SIEM, including details of the syslog message mapping between Oracle Database Firewall and ArcSight SIEM, see Chapter 12, "Using Oracle Database Firewall with ArcSight SIEM."
Email alerts: Enables you to send e-mail alerts related to third-party connectors to one or more users, including e-mail aliases. Allows you to send alerts to specified e-mail addresses. Enabling email alerts forwards all syslog alert message types (DBFW:9, DBFW:10, DBFW:11 and DBFW:12) to the specified email addresses. See "Configuring E-Mail Alerts for Third Party Connectors". See Appendix C, "Syslog Message Format," for the meanings of the syslog message types.
You can configure e-mail alert notification for users. This section contains:
The SMTP protocol is widely used and recognized by internet mail servers.
To configure the SMTP server:
From the System tab, in the Connectors menu, select Email Alerts.
In the Email Alerts page, select the Email configuration link.
The Email Configuration page appears.
Enter the following settings:
SMTP Server Address: Enter the SMTP server address, using either an IP address or the host name. Examples are as follows:
auth.smtp.example.com mail.example.com 192.0.2.20
Port: Enter the port number, which is typically
Username: (Optional) Enter the user name for the ISP login credential.
Password and Password Confirmation: (Optional) Enter the password for the ISP login credential.
From Address: Enter the appropriate e-mail address, which will be displayed as the sender in e-mails.
Reply-to Address: Enter the appropriate e-mail address, which will be used as the reply address.
Click the Save button.
To test the email configuration, enter a valid e-mail address in the Email Address field and then click Test. In a moment, an e-mail should appear in the e-mail tool used by the e-mail address.
After you have configured an SMTP server, you can configure one or more e-mail addresses of users who want to receive e-mail alerts.
Ton configure e-mail alert forwarding:
From the System tab, in the Connectors menu, select Email Alerts.
The Email Alerts page appears.
Select the Enable email alert forwarding check box.
Enter one or more e-mail recipient addresses, separated by a space, tab, or new line.
Click the Apply button.
Example 13-1 shows an example of a an e-mail notification. The subject header is Oracle Database Firewall: Alert from device 192.0.2.82 for database 192.0.2.81 - Statement Alert.
Example 13-1 Contents of an E-Mail Alert Notification
Details of the alert: Alert name: Statement Alert Device: 192.0.2.82 Alert severity: Undefined Action: Warn Action Type: Unknown Alerted Message timestamp: 2010-11-12 13:45:05.746 Cluster ID: 2362095612 Logging level: Always Client address: 192.0.2.237:4743 Server address: 192.0.2.81:1433 Database username: unknown_username SQL statement ID: 4cdd44e129500000 Database response: Not collected Response code 0 Response text Response detail SQL: select * from creditcard where 0=0
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You can use the Users menu of the System page to create, list, and edit Administration Console user accounts. A valid user name and password must be provided when the Administration Console is started, or when a user of the Analyzer software connects using Train on Log Data or Test with Log Data.
You can create users in both standalone and managed Database Firewalls, and in the Management Server. These user accounts are local to each system, even after you have configured a Database Firewall to connect to a Management Server. For a standalone Database Firewall, in which both the Database Firewall and the Management Server are on the same Linux server, the system administrator user can perform all functions. However, if the Database Firewall is on a separate server from the Management Server, after you connect the Management Server to this Database Firewall, the system administrator functions change. For example:
Database Firewall administrator: Can now only change network settings, view network traffic, remove the Database Firewall from the Management Server, and similar tasks specific to the current Database Firewall.
Management Server administrator: Can create and manage enforcement points, configure policies, run reports, archive, and so on.
See "Which Administration Console Should I Use?" for a full list of the privileges associated with these two accounts.
The default administrator user name is
admin (lower case only). For better security and separation of duty, Oracle recommends that you reserve the
admin user account as a back-up user account, and then create a separate administrative account for one or more existing users for day-to-day operations. This way, if the administrative user is unavailable or leaves the company, you have a back-up administrative user account to take this user's place. For all of the user account options, you can create as many users as your site requires.
To ensure full traceability of system changes, the administration log stores the login ID of any person who makes a change from the Administration Console. Another reason for having separate Administration Console accounts is that this log enables you to easily track users who make changes to the Database Firewall system.
Figure 13-11 shows the Users page of the Administration Console.
Figure 13-11 Configuring Users
Log in to the Administration Console.
You can log in to a standalone or managed Database Firewall, or a Management Server. See "Logging in to the Administration Console" for more information about logging in.
Select the System tab.
The System Settings page appears.
In the Users menu, select Add New.
The Add User page appears.
Complete the following information:
User name: Enter the login user name for the account (for example,
psmith or
lbernstein). Remember that this name is case sensitive. For example, if you create
lbernstein, trying to log in as
LBERNSTEIN will fail.
First Name: Enter the user's first name.
Last Name: Enter the user's last name.
Email: Enter the user's e-mail address.
Role: Select from the following roles:
System Administrator: Gives the user full access to all options in the Administration Console, and to connect from the Analyzer.
View-only User: Enables the user to view log data, change his or her password, and connect from the Analyzer. This role enables the user to see statement details in the Analyzer. This user can create a policy file, but cannot upload it.
Log Administrator: Enables a user of the Administration Console to view log data, change his or her password, configure logging, run archive or restore jobs, and connect from the Analyzer.
Suspended: Select this check box to suspend the user account.
Force Password Change on Next Login: Select this check box to enable the user to create a private password the first time that the user logs in. By default, this check box is selected.
Password: Enter a secure password. Follow these guidelines:
Make the password between 8 and 30 characters and numbers.
Include in the password at least one digit, one upper-case character, and one lower-case character.
Do not use an actual word for the entire password.
Combine two weaker passwords, such as welcome and
binky1 into
Confirm Password: Re-enter the password.
Click the Signup button.
Later on, if you must change the user account, select List from the Users menu, and then click the name of the user account that you want to change. The Edit User page appears.
For better security, you can create password policies to force users to use strong passwords. The password policy applies to all users managed by the Database Firewall.
To create a password policy:
Log in to the Administration Console.
You can log in to a standalone or managed Database Firewall, or a Management Server. See "Logging in to the Administration Console" for more information about logging in.
Select the System tab.
The System Settings page appears.
In the Users menu, select Security.
The User Security Settings page appears.
Specify the following settings:
Enforce Strong Passwords: Select this check box to enforce the following criteria:
Must contain lowercase and uppercase characters
Must contain at least one non alphabetical character
Must not be systematic or simple (for example,
abcde or
Must not be made up of mostly the same characters (for example,
If you disable this option, Oracle Database Firewall will give users advice about the strength of their passwords but will not enforce these guidelines.
Minimum Password Length: Enter a numeric value. The default is 6.
Enforce Novel Passwords: Select this check box to prevent users from specifying a password that they have used in the past.
Expire Passwords: Enter a numeric value to force users to change their passwords after a specified number of days. To disable password expiration, enter
Click the Save button.
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You can view network traffic for standalone or managed Database Firewalls. You can display network traffic in real time on the screen by clicking Show in the Network Traffic menu of the System tab. This option is not available for the Management Server.
Figure 13-12 shows the Network Traffic page of the Administration Console of a Database Firewall.
Figure 13-12 Viewing Network Traffic from a Database Firewall
You can capture the network traffic to a file (
.pcap file type) that you can later download and analyze.
To capture the network traffic to a file:
Log in to the standalone or managed Database Firewall Administration Console.
See "Logging in to the Administration Console" for more information about logging in.
Select the System tab.
Under the Network Traffic menu, select Capture to File.
In a moment, the Network Traffic page lists the traffic file:
In the Network traffic files area, click the download button.
In the File Download dialog box, click Save.
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Nonfarm payroll employment rose by 163,000 in July. Since the beginning of 2012, employment growth has averaged 151,000 per month, about the same as the average monthly gain of 153,000 in 2011.
In July, employment rose in professional and business services (+49,000), food services and drinking places (+29,000), and manufacturing (+25,000). Employment continued to trend up in health care and in wholesale trade in July. Utilities employment declined by 8,000 in July, reflecting 8,500 workers who were off payrolls because of a labor-management dispute. Employment in other major industries showed little or no change over the month.
Both the unemployment rate (8.3 percent) and the number of unemployed persons (12.8 million) were essentially unchanged in July. Both measures have shown little movement thus far in 2012.
Among the major worker groups, the unemployment rate for Hispanics (10.3 percent) edged down in July, while the rates for adult men (7.7 percent), adult women (7.5 percent), teenagers (23.8 percent), whites (7.4 percent), and blacks (14.1 percent) showed little or no change. The jobless rate for Asians was 6.2 percent in July (not seasonally adjusted), little changed from a year earlier.
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Village of Sussex - The approval of a nearly 200,000-square-foot Meijer super center at highways K (Lisbon Road) and 164 has been stalled. A lawyer who represents two neighboring families who are opposing the project presented several arguments during a public hearing last week.
Attorney Joseph Cincotta of Milwaukee persuaded the Plan Commission and Village Attorney John Macy to continue until Dec. 20 a public hearing that began last week into whether the village should issue a conditional use permit for the construction and operation of the super center, and adjoining the gas station and convenience store.
Cincotta argued that he needs additional time to review volumes of documents he had recently received on the project. In addition, he said he may want to cross examine some of the Meijer representatives and village officials who appeared at hearing last week.
Cincotta also asserted that the village may be in violation of its boundary agreement with the Town of Lisbon because the Village Board and the Plan Commission have taken actions on the proposal prior to holding a joint Sussex-Lisbon planning committee meeting.
The building site is located on farm land in the Town of Lisbon that would become part of the village, according to the border agreement, in the event it was developed. Cincotta argued the joint planning committee meeting should have been conducted before the Village Board and Plan Commission began taking action on the project.
Village Administrator Jeremy Smith said the joint Sussex-Lisbon planning committee meeting has been scheduled for Dec. 17, three days before the continued hearing is expected to resume.
Village officials remained optimistic that the Plan Commission will be able to reach a decision by early 2013. However, some of them have privately acknowledged that there may be delays created by other agency approvals, particularly the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation has already required one change in the plans. State highways officials will not permit the Meijer Company to develop a main entrance to store on Highway 164. Instead, the main entrance will be from Executive Drive which will extend from north of Lisbon Road south into the supercenter complex.
Nearly two dozen citizens, village officials, and Meijer Company representatives testified at the four-hour hearing at the village Community Center on Wednesday, Nov. 28.
The citizens appeared to evenly divided.
Most of those speaking in favor the proposal were village residents while many of those opposing plan were Town of Lisbon residents who live in the vicinity of the proposed development.
They argued that the size of the store and its 24-hour operations would adversely impact the neighborhood because it would result in significant increases in traffic, noise, and crime as well as pose potential storm water drainage problems in the region.
In addition, they suggested the development was contrary to the village's long range land use plans which they said discourages building big box stores in the village.
Proponents of project argued that the super store was an appropriate use for the land that is zoned for commercial development. They said the store could be a key component in plans to commercially develop Highway 164 between Silver Spring Drive and Lisbon Road.
They also noted that the store would add an estimated 200 to 250 jobs in the Sussex-Lisbon community in addition to adding to the village's tax base. They argued if the village did not approve the development, they would lose the economic development opportunity to another community that might welcome Meijer.
Jennifer Vojvodich, one of the last to testify at the hearing, quipped about its long and late hours.
"I didn't expect to be here at 10 o'clock at night. I thought I would be in bed by now," she said.
She urged the community not to consider Meijer as an "evil giant" but instead to give careful consideration of "some of the excellent points that have been made tonight."
Cincotta, in a 35-minute presentation, outlined a series of concerns the Wenger and Aubrey families, who own land near the site, have about the project.
He said that an 18-acre wetland adjacent to the site will be impacted by construction and operation of the super center as well as the adjoining gas station andconvenience store. He the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has not delineated the wetland areas and Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has not reviewed the plans to determine if the site will impact the wetlands.
He questioned the adequacy of the storm water and flood control management plan submitted by the company. He suggested that the building should be designed to be smaller in order to reduce the amount of traffic, noise, and public safety issues that may be raised as well as the concerns over adequate storm water control and flooding.
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