Comments for OIC Blog http://theoicllc.com/blog1 Delivering Oracle GRC Solutions with Real ROI Tue, 05 Jul 2011 11:37:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 Comment on Use Oracle CCG 5.5.1 to Comply with best practices for “Manage the Configuration” and “Manage Changes” by Swedish http://theoicllc.com/blog1/2010/02/09/use-oracle-ccg-5-5-1-to-comply-with-best-practices-for-%e2%80%9cmanage-the-configuration%e2%80%9d-and-%e2%80%9cmanage-changes%e2%80%9d/comment-page-1/#comment-1099 Swedish Tue, 05 Jul 2011 11:37:24 +0000 http://theoicllc.com/blog1/?p=26#comment-1099 Dear Sir, I was interested in knowing how to install CCG 5.5.1. Using tomcat 5.5 on unix environment. I am newbie for this. I am trying to install it at home just for fun. I would like to seek your help in achieving the same, Thanks Dear Sir,

I was interested in knowing how to install CCG 5.5.1. Using tomcat 5.5 on unix environment. I am newbie for this. I am trying to install it at home just for fun.

I would like to seek your help in achieving the same,

Thanks

]]> Comment on Use Oracle CCG 5.1.1 to Reduce IT Expenses by Administrator http://theoicllc.com/blog1/2010/02/09/use-oracle-ccg-5-1-1-to-reduce-it-expenses/comment-page-1/#comment-79 Administrator Sun, 25 Apr 2010 11:09:20 +0000 http://theoicllc.com/blog1/?p=24#comment-79 Mark, First of all, I wish to apologize for not responding sooner. I am committed to doing a better job with this blog and I hope you accept my apology. Yes, all data is stored in CCG's Home Instance. Please don't hesitant to contact me directly if you have questions. The market for Oracle GRC Professionals is picking up and I am looking for Oracle GRC Professionals to add to my network. Regards, Roger Drolet CPA, MBA, CISA, CITP Founder and President Oracle Independent Consultants (OIC) LLC http://www.theoicllc.com LinkedIn.Com Profile roger.drolet@theoicllc.com 214-783-0751 Mark,

First of all, I wish to apologize for not responding sooner. I am committed to doing a better job with this blog and I hope you accept my apology. Yes, all data is stored in CCG’s Home Instance. Please don’t hesitant to contact me directly if you have questions. The market for Oracle GRC Professionals is picking up and I am looking for Oracle GRC Professionals to add to my network.

Regards,

Roger Drolet CPA, MBA, CISA, CITP
Founder and President
Oracle Independent Consultants (OIC) LLC
http://www.theoicllc.com
LinkedIn.Com Profile
roger.drolet@theoicllc.com
214-783-0751

]]> Comment on Use Oracle CCG 5.1.1 to Reduce IT Expenses by Administrator http://theoicllc.com/blog1/2010/02/09/use-oracle-ccg-5-1-1-to-reduce-it-expenses/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Administrator Sat, 06 Mar 2010 14:17:13 +0000 http://theoicllc.com/blog1/?p=24#comment-3 Mark, Yes, that is the primary use of Oracle CCG. You can use it to establish a baseline configuration, compare the baseline with the current configuration, compare configurations between instances, track changes to configuration parameters, define change tracking queries with alerts and much more. Roger Drolet CPA, MBA, CISA, CITP Founder and President Oracle Independent Consultants (OIC) LLC www.theoicllc.com LinkedIn.Com Profile roger.drolet@theoicllc.com 214-783-0751 Mark,

Yes, that is the primary use of Oracle CCG. You can use it to establish a baseline configuration, compare the baseline with the current configuration, compare configurations between instances, track changes to configuration parameters, define change tracking queries with alerts and much more.

Roger Drolet CPA, MBA, CISA, CITP
Founder and President
Oracle Independent Consultants (OIC) LLC
http://www.theoicllc.com
LinkedIn.Com Profile
roger.drolet@theoicllc.com
214-783-0751

]]> Comment on Use Oracle CCG 5.1.1 to Reduce IT Expenses by Mark http://theoicllc.com/blog1/2010/02/09/use-oracle-ccg-5-1-1-to-reduce-it-expenses/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Mark Sat, 06 Mar 2010 07:14:03 +0000 http://theoicllc.com/blog1/?p=24#comment-2 I wonder if CCG has its own repository and could take a snapshot of the applications configuration ? I wonder if CCG has its own repository and could take a snapshot of the applications configuration ?

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