How to configure exclusions:
When you configure exclusions, always apply the principle that the more precise the exclusion, the smaller the potential security risk. For instructions to configure exclusions, see the "Preventing Threat Prevention from blocking trusted programs, networks, and services" section of the https://success.trendmicro.com/solution/KA-0009051
Deep Security20.0
The following table outlines the exclusions needed for running anti-malware on an Oracle Database server.
|
Oracle Exclusions Needed |
Comments | Example |
| Data files | Data files generally have a .dbf extension. | ....\oracle\oradata\*.dbf |
| Redo files | Redo files have a .log extension. NOTE: Redo logs exist if you use the Oracle Development toolkit or backup and recovery. | ....\oracle\Inventory\logs\*.log |
| Control files | Control files have a .ctl extension. | ....\oracle\oradata\*.ctl |
How to configure exclusions:
When you configure exclusions, always apply the principle that the more precise the exclusion, the smaller the potential security risk. For instructions to configure exclusions, see the "Preventing Threat Prevention from blocking trusted programs, networks, and services" section of the https://success.trendmicro.com/solution/KA-0009051
