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Based on the information provided in the exhibit, calculate the unused events for the next three minutes for a 520 EPS license.
The unused events for the next three minutes for a 520 EPS license can be calculated by multiplying the licensed EPS by the time interval and subtracting the total number of events received in that interval. In this case, the calculation is:
520 x 180 - 27000 = 73460
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If the Z-score for this rule is greater than or equal to three, what does this mean?
If the Z-score for this rule is greater than or equal to three, it means that the rate of firewall connection is above the historical average value. The Z-score is a measure of how many standard deviations a value is away from the mean of a distribution. A Z-score of three or more indicates that the value is significantly higher than the mean, which implies an anomaly or deviation from normal behavior.
Why can collectors not be defined before the worker upload address is set on the supervisor?
Collectors cannot be defined before the worker upload address is set on the supervisor because collectors receive the worker upload address during the registration process. The worker upload address is a list of IP addresses of worker nodes that can receive event data from collectors. The supervisor provides this list to collectors when they register with it, so that collectors can upload event data to any node in the list.
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An administrator deploys a new collector for the first time, and notices that all the processes except the phMonitor are down.
How can the administrator bring the processes up?
The collector processes are dependent on the registration with the supervisor. The phMonitor process is responsible for registering the collector to the supervisor and monitoring the health of other processes. After the registration is successful, the phMonitor will start the other processes on the collector.
