We are actually using 2 commercial products today;

1. Cisco Works
2. HP Network Automation

 And one home grown script on Linux that runs out and grabs the config on all 
firewall enabled routers every night to assure that the firewall is still 
applied - some of our techs disable firewall while troubleshooting issues and 
"forget" to re-enable it.


 We initially used Cisco Works only - then the security group developed the 
Linux script for the reason state above. After a few negative audit findings we 
purchased HP NA for the same thing so I suspect we will disable the Linux 
script. 

 HP NA has turned out to be the easier product to use to fetch the old config. 
We can compare current config to any previous config, we can see each 
configuration change that has been made and we also use it for change 
management on firewall enabled devices. If a change is made outside of the tool 
then an event is triggered that the security group will investigate.

 A pricy tool that has a lot of advantages over Cisco Works and TAC/ACS mostly 
in the area of user friendliness. 



-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Erik Sundberg
Sent: Friday, March 02, 2012 1:57 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [c-nsp] Config Backups

Quick question/poll

What is everyone using for router/switch/firewall config backups?

Is rancid still the one to use?

Thanks

Erik


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