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Chapter 4 Device Configurations and Software Images
Configuration Audit
Step 4 In the Schedule Audit page, provide a job name and the scheduling information for the configuration
audit job. You can choose to run the audit job immediately or at a later point in time. A popup with the
server time is available to assist you in setting up the time for scheduling the audit job.
Step 5 Click Audit. You will be redirected to the Configuration Audit Jobs page.
Note Once scheduled, you cannot edit the policies or devices that are part of the scheduled job.
View Configuration Audit Jobs and Audit Results
The Configuration Audit Jobs page (Configuration Audit > Configuration Audit Jobs) provides the
following details:
• Jobs—This table lists all configuration audit jobs submitted by the login user. The ‘root’ user can
view jobs submitted by other users, by selecting the username from the table header.
• History—For a selected job in the Jobs table, this table lists all the instances. You can select only
one job at a time to view the history details.
You can select a job and click View to view the associated devices and policies, and the schedule for the
selected audit job.
You can also use this page to suspend, resume, cancel, delete, or reschedule a job.
To view the configuration audit job details and the audit result:
Step 1 Click on the hyperlinked LastRun Result (Success/Partial Success/Failure) against a particular job in
the Jobs table.
The Configuration Audit Job Details dialog box displays the job details and the audit results for a device
and policy combination, as shown in Figure 4-11. The Job Results table includes the device audited,
policy against which the device was audited, audit status, and the running co nfiguration version used for
the audit. A blue tick mark in the Status column indicates ‘Audit Pass’, and a red X indicates ‘Audit Fail ’.
Click the hyperlinked policy name to view the configuration policy details, with updates if the policy ha s
been modified.
Note For Cisco Nexus devices, the VDC name is also displayed in the Device Name column.