A. Take Action in a situation can write to the Universal Message Log, while Take Action in a policy can only issue a comman

B. Take Action in a situation uses the system administrator ID, and within a policy the User ID that created the policy will be used when executing the Take Actio

C. Take Action in a situation will only issue the command at the Managed System (agent) where the situation became true, while Take Action in a policy can be executed at any managed syste

D. Take Action in a situation can be issued at the Managed System Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server, while in a policy the Take Action can be issued at the Hub Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Serve

A. Warehouse Proxy agent

B. Tivoli Enterprise Portal Server

C. Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server

D. Summarization and Pruning agent

A. Click the Advance button in the until tab

B. Click the Advance button in the Formula tab

C. Click the Add Conditions button in the Formula tab

D. Click the until tab to define the persistence attribute

A. Workspace

B. Navigator Tree

C. Situation Editor

D. Navigator Elements

A. Bulk_Failed, Bulk_Complete

B. Rollout_Failed, Rollout_Retrying

C. Deploy_Failed, Deploy_Retrying

D. Install_Failed, Install_Succeeded

A. Refresh the Navigator

B. Check Discrepancies

C. Apply Pending Updates

D. Application Support Event