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SMGR log to review user changes stations erc
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[root@smgr.you.com iptcm]# grep -r "celine.dion" /var/log/Avaya/mgmt/iptcm|grep "Jun 30"|more
/var/log/Avaya/mgmt/iptcm/audit.log.3:<110>Jun 30 11:47:23 smgr.you.com CSM[4917]: -04:00 2015 015 1 com.avaya.iptcm | 1 com.avaya.iptcm.eps.lo
gging AU_IPT00031 Object "Station": Field "name" changed from old value "Christy, Thomas" to new Value "Stevens, Bob" on CM "cm3-Inventory" by user "
celine.dion" for endpoint extension "5555558547".
/var/log/Avaya/mgmt/iptcm/audit.log.3:<110>Jun 30 11:47:23 smgr.you.com CSM[4917]: -04:00 2015 018 1 com.avaya.iptcm | 1 com.avaya.iptcm.eps.lo
gging AU_IPT00032 Object "DisplayLocations": Field "LocationIndex" has been updated with Value "0" on CM "cm3-Inventory" by user "celine.dion" for endpoint ex
tension "5555558547".So, the long answer is use something like Splunk to read syslogs and parse it out.
in /var/log/Avaya/mgmt/iptcm/audit.log is where the CM user changes are kept. In this case, it's telling you what SMGR user was being changed by SMGR admin user celine.dion.
For voicemail it'll be in /var/log/Avaya/mgmt/iptcmmessaging and for other things provisioned by SMGR - like SM or whatever else, it'll be in /var/log/Avaya/mgmt/WHATEVER_OTHER_SERVICE
SMGR's logging congiuration allows you to specify how many files of what size are kept on disk as well as letting you send that data via syslog over the network. That configuration can be different for any number of loggers within SMGR. There's loggers for everything it does. If you're just concerned about the ones of your admins where they make changes to end users, you'd make each file bigger and keep more of them - or pick those loggers to setup to send to an external syslog server to look through after the fact.
I'm not aware of anything simpler with SMGR. If you used Kurmi or Voss or some other over-the-top provisioning tool, it'd be in the box.
in /var/log/Avaya/mgmt/iptcm/audit.log is where the CM user changes are kept. In this case, it's telling you what SMGR user was being changed by SMGR admin user celine.dion.
For voicemail it'll be in /var/log/Avaya/mgmt/iptcmmessaging and for other things provisioned by SMGR - like SM or whatever else, it'll be in /var/log/Avaya/mgmt/WHATEVER_OTHER_SERVICE
SMGR's logging congiuration allows you to specify how many files of what size are kept on disk as well as letting you send that data via syslog over the network. That configuration can be different for any number of loggers within SMGR. There's loggers for everything it does. If you're just concerned about the ones of your admins where they make changes to end users, you'd make each file bigger and keep more of them - or pick those loggers to setup to send to an external syslog server to look through after the fact.
I'm not aware of anything simpler with SMGR. If you used Kurmi or Voss or some other over-the-top provisioning tool, it'd be in the box.
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Should be able to find changes via the Web interface.
Services - events - logs - log viewer
Click ADVANCED SEARCH. In the search window, put in MESSAGE CONTAINS XXXXX
where XXXX is whatever you're trying to find that was changed (i.e. the ext number)
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Services - events - logs - log viewer
Click ADVANCED SEARCH. In the search window, put in MESSAGE CONTAINS XXXXX
where XXXX is whatever you're trying to find that was changed (i.e. the ext number)
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