Try kiwi cattools works well and will send you a detailed list of
changes.not very expensive
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On Jun 8, 2008, at 11:14 AM, Alex Howells <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Aloha :)
What is the collective opinion on the best way to do change
monitoring / management with router and switch configurations?
http://www.cymru.com/Documents/secure-ios-template.html
That template makes fairly extensive use of the 'archive' command
but some older IOS doesn't include that functionality; I've also
seen/heard RANCID being deployed and would like something which
"Just works".
We're a small ISP in the United Kingdom who're just transitioning
from having one network engineer to a few people being involved - it
therefore seems worthwhile to try and track changes for later fault
diagnosis if someone is off on holiday, and for security/sanity
reasons. Ideally it'd be able to cope with most/all of the follow
devices:
18xx and 28xx ISRs
26xx (Console Servers)
7600s (Core / Edge)
2950/2960 Switches
3550/3560 Switches
837/857/877 ADSL (Home Equipment)
..random other stuff.. (Network Lab)
Real-world battle stories appreciated, custom hacks also
considered ;) Something capable of stripping out sensitive
information like passwords from the downloaded configurations would
be nice, integration with a half-decent system like Subversion
too... Perhaps something which pulls the configuration(s) via SNMP -
is that going to be easy to secure? Definitely something which
doesn't put undue load on the routers/switches as we've got some
older kit deployed :)
What's the collective opinion on how often you should poll devices?
Obviously if not often enough you lose granularity for lots of small
changes being implemented, if too often, things go boom?
Thanks, as always,
Alex
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