Thanks Mark, but we don't have configured the router with AAA, we have
defined several users in the router, (simply: username A password XXXX),
and when some user changes the configuration or saves it in NVRAM appears
new lines in the configuration:
sh run
.....................
...................
Current configuration : 2352 bytes
> !
> ! Last configuration change at 11:45:15 UTC Tue Apr 9
by XXX
> ! NVRAM config last updated at 12:23:50 UTC Thu Apr
4 2002 by XXX
I think this is a very interesting feature, because you can see who
made the last change without looking the log of the router....
I sincerely appreciate your help in this matter!!!!!
Thanks
Mike
17/04/2002 15:17
"Mark Odette II" @groupstudy.com
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You would also get it if AAA was configured with the Router Local User
Database.
I.E.
aaa authentication/authorization/accounting default local
(pardon the syntax if it's not exaxt... just going from memory, and I'm
still learning to use this feature. :) )
user xxx pass xxx
then on
VTY 0 4
login auth default
-Mark
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Michael L. Williams
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Subject: Re: Last changes [7:41580]
The only time I have seen this information present is on a router whose
access is restricted by AAA via RADIUS or TACACS+....... Other than that,
how would the router magically "know" who was logged in and making changes?
Mike W.
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> Hello everybody,
>
> I have one question for you. We have several routers that shows
> who and when made last changes in the configuration and who/when saved
that
> changes in NVRAM.
>
> For example:
>
> Router# show run
>
> ...........
> ...........
>
> Current configuration : 2352 bytes
> !
> ! Last configuration change at 11:45:15 UTC Tue
> Apr 9 by XXX
> ! NVRAM config last updated at 12:23:50 UTC Thu
> Apr 4 2002 by XXX
> !
>
> ...........
> ...........
>
> How can I activate this messages in other routers?? We have
other
> routers with the same IOS, almost the same configuration and they don't
> show these messages!!!!! I am very interested in this....
>
> Thanks a lot!!!!!!!!!
>
> Mike.
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