If ACS and CiscoWorks are too costly and CVS and RANCID too unwieldy,
SourceForge has 2 alternatives that you might want to consider...
tool
http://tool.sourceforge.net/
and NCAT
http://ncat.sourceforge.net/
both of which can be sufficiently tweaked to meet your device audit needs.
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: Activity logging archiving tool
In my company, there are several technical guys make changes to the existing
network and it's very difficult to keep track of what we did when, etc.
I'm looking for a simple tool, in which each and every one has to manually
record whatever (s)he has done or any
In my company, there are several technical guys make changes to the existing
network and it's very difficult to keep track of what we did when, etc.
I'm looking for a simple tool, in which each and every one has to manually
record whatever (s)he has done or any incident (s)he observed so that
Priyantha writes on 11/25/2003 2:15 PM:
In my company, there are several technical guys make changes to the existing
network and it's very difficult to keep track of what we did when, etc.
I'm looking for a simple tool, in which each and every one has to manually
record whatever (s)he has done
Priyantha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my company, there are several technical guys make changes to the
existing network and it's very difficult to keep track of what we did
when, etc.
i feel your pain - except when it was happening, they weren't as
technical as they thought they were...
25, 2003 11:45 AM
To: Priyantha; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Activity logging archiving tool]
Priyantha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my company, there are several technical guys make changes to the
existing network and it's very difficult to keep track of what we did
when, etc.
i feel
of a
simple logging method.
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Dan Lockwood
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To: joshua sahala; Priyantha; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Activity logging archiving tool]
If you are in a Cisco shop you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or Ciscoworks. A config change sends a syslog event to CW which in
turn knows to go grab the latest copy of the config. I believe
there are some reporting capabilities too, simple diff routines and
archives of past configs.
or if you cannot afford cisco works (or
of a
simple logging method.
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Dan Lockwood
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 3:54 PM
To: joshua sahala; Priyantha; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Activity logging archiving tool]
If you
On 25 Nov 2003, at 16:28, joshua sahala wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or Ciscoworks. A config change sends a syslog event to CW which in
turn knows to go grab the latest copy of the config. I believe
there are some reporting capabilities too, simple diff routines and
archives of past configs.
Don't forget that TACACS can log all commands entered into a router. When
used in combination with rancid and cvs/cvs-web, it's very useful.
I'm looking for a simple tool, in which each and every one has to
manually record whatever (s)he has done or any incident (s)he observed
so that the
On Tue, 25 Nov 2003, Scott McGrath wrote:
CiscoWorks also polls the devices for configuration changes and generates
a diff if you so desire. If you have set up AAA you will have an audit
log of when changes were applied and who applied them.
Scott C. McGrath
If you are really just looking for changes and change comparison's check out
Kiwi Cat tools..
www.kiwisyslog.com
This software can connect via SSH, Telnet etc, and even do non-Cisco, Linux etc..
Works good as a backup for configs...
Later,
Jim
CiscoWorks also polls the devices for
I'm fairly certain that the tacacs standard implementations
available on the cisco routers log out changes to the config
made by users... That and a little log parsing magic and you
have this data also.
While we're being Cisco-centric, 12.3(4)T has a new feature by which the
router can
it all together_).
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Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 12:53 PM
Subject: RE: [Activity logging archiving tool]
If you are in a Cisco shop you might
logging archiving tool]
On Tue, 25 Nov 2003, Scott McGrath wrote:
CiscoWorks also polls the devices for configuration changes and
generates
a diff if you so desire. If you have set up AAA you will have an audit
log of when changes were applied and who applied them
. Morrow' [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 'Scott McGrath'
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Subject: RE: [Activity logging archiving tool]
I'm fairly certain that the tacacs standard implementations
available on the cisco routers log out changes
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