Thanks Rick, it definitely helps.
Eventually when we upgrade to 7.6.03, I'll go to management and ask if DNS
changes is something we would want to track. There is no audit tracking for DNS
modifications.. I know some management do believe there is a risk with
changing/adding dns entries be
to you
in the future.
rp
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From: Martinez, Marcelo A
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: DNS changes
Sent: Oct 11 '10 14:34
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Thanks Rick!
We are managing DNS changes, but not classifying them correctly. I wasnt
sure if others were tra
Thanks Rick!
We are managing DNS changes, but not classifying them correctly. I wasn't sure
if others were tracking these. You're correct, since they are not objects it
is difficult to add them as CIs.
We are not on 7.6 yet, just wanted to see how others are doing with Release
th
Well, you are obviously managing DNS changes, so that means that there needs
to be some way of classifying them. However, they aren't technically
objects, so that makes them difficult to manage as CIs, unless you want to
manage them as server attributes or something. So it would seem that h
How does your company categorize DNS changes in Change Mgmt? Do you have it
under Ops Cat Tiers or set up as a product?
Does your company have a criticality level for these? Do you differentiate
between 'creating' vs. 'modifying' them?
I'm just trying to see how others
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