Cisco Systems 4.1 Tracking RME Server Changes Using Audit Trail

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Tracking RME Server Changes Using Audit Trail

Audit Trail tracks and reports changes that the RME administrator makes on the RME server.

To view the list of RME tasks that trigger an Audit Trail record, see Audit Trail Record.

You can perform the following tasks using the Audit Trail records:

• Generate a Audit Trail report

You can track the changes that are performed on the RME server by the RME administrator.

See Generating a Standard Audit Trail Report for procedure on generating Audit Trail report.

• Purging the Audit Trail records

Frees disk space and maintains your Audit Trail records at a manageable size. You can either

schedule for periodic purge or perform a forced purge of Audit Trail data.

See Performing Maintenance Tasks for scheduling a periodic purge.

The following RME tasks trigger an Audit Trail record:

Application Name Tasks Navigation

Install/Migration The following Audit records are logged

at the time of migration:

• Device information is migrated

• Syslog message filters are

migrated

• Syslog automated actions are

migrated

• Enabling the shadow directory

Not applicable

Change Audit Setting the Purge Policy.

An Audit Trail record is logged any

time you make a change in the Purge

Policy dialog box.

Resource Manager Essentials > Admin > Change Audit >

Set Purge Policy