You can utilize CVS/SVN tools to track changes, because you can retain a database of all changes, which includes what and who.
You can also run the command below to create a baseline configuration: bppllist -allpolicies -U > allpolicies_base Then have a "cron" or "at" job run every 24 hours running the same command and redirecting the output to a file appended with the current date and time. Then running diff against both files and capturing the differences, which can be emailed, and stored in a data repository. This will not provide who, but it is a systematic way of capturing changes. -- Cheers, Tito Hernandez
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