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Config Change Report

I run a daily job with Cirrus that e-mails out a config change report for our Cisco equipment. However the listing of our Cisco equipment in this report is all listed in way that doesn't have any rhyme our reason to it. They are not in alphabetical order and they are not listed by type of equipment. Is there any way to get this list to be outputed in a coherent way?

GB

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christineb

Hi Ken - it's on the roadmap. We're planning to give reporting a major overhaul in an upcoming release.

--Christine

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greg

gbrance,

There is currently not a way to sort the output on the Config Change Report, but we are working to get that in on one of the upcoming releases.

HTH,
Greg

BryanBecker

Greg...is there anyway to add another option to the daily change report. None of the existing ones are useful to me. All I want is another option to show the config changes compared to the most recent downloaded onfiguration..that's it. There is an option close to that but you have to select the date.

BB

greg

Bryan,

Excellent suggestion, I will see that it gets into an upcoming release.

Thanks,
Greg

mmcs

What is the status of this? The current output is a mess if you arrange node names by site-location. People need to find their devices manually.

It is 2010 here.

...ken

christineb

Hi Ken - it's on the roadmap. We're planning to give reporting a major overhaul in an upcoming release.

--Christine

chrisbidwell

I've already mentioned to Christine that I'm definitely after lots of sorting stuff in various aspects of NCM, in particular in the Policy Reporter. Just thought I'd vocalise this in the forum!