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Techgeeeg_28888
Nimbostratus
Apr 10, 2012How to find the changes in the VS or any uploaded config
Hi Guys,
I hope alot of you may have come across this sort of requirement or may be you will come across this for sure. I have a lits of virtual servers and I want to know when was the last "time(both time and date)" any change was made to a particular virtual server/pool/node and the account which was used to make these changes. Also I need the same for the certificates I have a bunch of certificates that were uploaded on the LTM box for different services. I want to know when were these certificates uploaded on the system and using which account. I was not able to find any thing on the GUI for these information can any one help me out in this.
Regards,
2 Replies
- smp_86112
Cirrostratus
There's probably more than one way to achieve this. Configuring SNMP to send traps is probably possible, though I've never done that. Another way is to enable audit logging. Take a look at SOL5532, which is the approach I've used. The log events show up in /var/log/audit, and get rolled along with the rest of the logs. - Techgeeeg
Nimbostratus
Hi Smp,
Thanks for your reply I will lookinto the SOL5532 for the above requirement I can understand that the changes done can be sent via SNMP to an external server. But while going through the system at a glance I do want to look into these configuration that when was the virtual server pool created + for how long certain vs or pool or pool member is up + any certificate when it was created on the box or uploaded. these quick view are really important rather than running into the logs to find it.
Regards,
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