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Subject:	Would check the MIBs for your
Author:	Jay Stanley
Posted:	2016-06-01 10:01

Would check the MIBs for your devices to see if they have anything for that. An OID you could poll or a trap that could be sent.

As for config storing. You could write a modeler that could connection and grab the config information.

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Subject:	Thanks for the reply.
Author:	[Not Specified]
Posted:	2016-06-02 01:21

Thanks for the reply.

However I was looking for something that is ready to use. Even non-free solutions. I don't have any exotic devices, but cisco, juniper and mikrotik.

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Subject:	Maybe the rancid ZP then
Author:	Jay Stanley
Posted:	2016-06-02 06:40

Maybe the rancid ZP then

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Subject:	I think you will find that an
Author:	Jane Curry
Posted:	2016-06-10 07:00

I think you will find that an event is generated if any interfaces are added at least, by the modeler process. I believe they are info or debug so you may not see them in your Event Console, by default. Obviously not all that you want but may be a start.

There is also a standard report under REPORTS -> Device Reports -> Device Changes. Doesn't say what has changed but, again, it is a pointer.

Another thought is to write a wee script and run it in cron to get the lastChangeString() for a device. Something like:

#!/usr/bin/env zendmd
# Author: Jane Curry jane.curry@skills-1st.co.uk
# Date: June 10th, 2016
# Desc: Script to gert lastChangeString value for all networking devices
#
outputFile = open('/opt/zenoss/local/device_lastChangeTime.out', 'w')
for d in dmd.Devices.Network.getSubDevices():
print d.titleOrId(), d.getLastChangeString()
outputFile.write('Device %s Last change time %s \n' % (d.titleOrId(), d.getLastChangeString()) )

Cheers,

Jane

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