IBM C1000-189 Dumps

Per IBM Instana's security documentation, management of two-factor authentication (2FA) is controlled directly via administrative functions in the web UI. The guidance reads: "Administrators can remove a user’s 2FA association by navigating to Settings > Users, choosing the user, and using the remove or reset 2FA option in the UI." This workflow is safe, auditable, and leaves a traceable event in the audit log, satisfying enterprise security policy requirements. Direct API or CLI deletion of 2FA is not the recommended (or documented) method for Instana-managed users, and database-level manipulation (D) is unsupported as it risks data corruption. The UI approach is verified for both on-premises and SaaS installations.

IBM documentation for integrations specifies that tracing of IBM Business Automation Workflow (BAW) can be enabled directly through configuration options in the Instana Web UI. The validated description reads: "To enable automatic tracing for IBM Business Automation Workflow, activate the integration in the Web UI; Instana automatically provisions the necessary sensors and begins trace collection without further manual setup." The Web UI method simplifies enabling or disabling integrations under the Integrations panel, automating back-end configuration and agent detection routines for BAW services. Additional software installation or manual configuration.yaml edits are not required because the platform dynamically manages sensor deployment for supported IBM middleware products. Once enabled, Instana immediately starts capturing workflow tasks, latency, and dependency traces, populating prebuilt dashboards automatically. This reflects IBM’s design goal of zero manual instrumentation for supported IBM middleware products.

IBM Instana documentation is explicit: some action definitions, including default and built-in (such as Ansible) actions supplied by the platform, cannot be manually deleted by users or admins. It states: "Default Actions—including Ansible integration actions pre-defined by Instana—are protected from manual deletion to ensure availability and platform integrity." This ensures that core automation integrations remain functional and the baseline for remediations, regardless of user error or misconfiguration. Custom or imported actions can be removed, but defaults—tagged as such in the UI—are non-removable, safeguarding operational continuity and maintaining standardized integrations across manual and automated workflows. Active status or name presence does not impact deletion ability; it is the default/built-in status (D) that enforces this lock.