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Configuring and Managing Routers with Site Manager

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Maintaining an Audit Trail Log

To prevent an audit trail log file from becoming too large, you should periodically

delete old information in it or delete the file itself.

You can configure the Audit Trail feature to send you (and other network

managers) a copy of the audit trail log file whenever Site Manager updates it with

new information. For routers configured in dynamic mode, the Audit Trail feature

sends the log file after every tenth SNMP SET.

To use the Audit Trail feature, you must edit the default audit trail configuration

file that comes with Site Manager. You edit the file to:

• Specify an audit trail community for the routers.

• Specify whether you want auditing on or off. By default, the Audit Trail

feature is off.

The following section describes how to edit the audit trail configuration file.

Editing the Audit Trail Configuration File

Site Manager provides a default audit trail configuration file, audit.cfg. The file

resides in /usr/wf on UNIX workstations, and in c:\wf on PCs. You must edit the

file to specify the following information for each router you want to audit:

• The IP address of the router

• The path name of the audit trail log file

• The e-mail addresses of all users that the Audit Trail feature should notify if

the router’s configuration file changes

• Whether the audit trail feature is on or off

To edit the audit trail configuration file:

1. On a UNIX workstation, copy the audit.cfg file to a directory where you

have write permission.

2. Open audit.cfg using a standard text editor.

Figure 10-2

shows the default file.

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