I think you'll find that what's stored in the Cisco audit logs is not quite 
what you'd expect, it's only names and the pages they've accessed.

You'll need something that does a snapshot compare to truly know what changes 
were made.

I took a look at a few and settled on Uplinx for a number of reasons (please - 
no vendor emails to me at this time telling me how their product is better).

The biggest issue we had, was that Cisco still does not make visible all 
database entities for these products to dip into and create a snapshot. So some 
things are missing.



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University of Guelph

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From: cisco-voip [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of 
naresh rathore
Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2017 11:18 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [cisco-voip] Audit log Configuration on CUCM, CUP, CUC and UCCX


hi,





I want to do configuration on CUCM. CUC, CUPS and UCCX so that these server 
send logs to remote syslog server when somebody make changes to the 
configuration on these servers. for that i configured following.





tools > Audio Log Configuration



Enable Audit Log

Enable Purging

Enable log rotation



Remote Syslog:

Server Name: <ip addr of syslog server>                    Remote Syslog Audit 
Event Level: Notice



Database Audit Log Filter Settings:

Enable audit log                                                 Debut Audit 
Level: Administrative Tasks



Output Settings

Enable audit log rotation

Maximum number of Files: 40

No. of Files Deleted on Log Rotation: 20





Are above configuration steps are enough for the us to see the changes done on 
these servers?





Regards





Naray
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