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Monitoring Config Changes

Dennis Milholm

Greetings Sophos Community!

  I'm working on tracking whenever config changes happen.  I apologize for comparing the CLI to other products, but it there something from the CLI, basic or advanced, that would allow me to output a running-config ( like Cisco ) ?  This would help me tremendously.

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Thank you,

Dennis



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    I too would love to know what people do about this. For our Cisco equipment we have a great program called Cattools that on a regular interval, or on demand, login to the equipment, take a dump of the existing running config and compare it against the last config saved on our server. It then emails us if there are any changes, including a text file with just the lines that have changed, and an html side by side comparison of the full config with all the changed lines highlighted. It then saves the new config to our server and archives the old config and the changes files.

    It's great both as a security tool to look out for any unauthorised changes and to review changes after they have been made. Would love something that allowed us to keep track of XG changes in a similar manner.

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    I too would love to know what people do about this. For our Cisco equipment we have a great program called Cattools that on a regular interval, or on demand, login to the equipment, take a dump of the existing running config and compare it against the last config saved on our server. It then emails us if there are any changes, including a text file with just the lines that have changed, and an html side by side comparison of the full config with all the changed lines highlighted. It then saves the new config to our server and archives the old config and the changes files.

    It's great both as a security tool to look out for any unauthorised changes and to review changes after they have been made. Would love something that allowed us to keep track of XG changes in a similar manner.

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