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Nexus SNMP
On standard Cisco hardware I can send a trap using "snmp-server enable trap config" and it sends a number of traps with different entries status's and I am using CISCO-CONFIG-MAN-MIB:ccmHi
The aim of this is because I need to be able to capture a copy of the config everytime the start-up config is changed for realtime detection of changes as part of PCI audits. I have got this working fine for everyone of my Cisco devices bar the Nexus.
The aim of this is because I need to be able to capture a copy of the config everytime the start-up config is changed for realtime detection of changes as part of PCI audits. I have got this working fine for everyone of my Cisco devices bar the Nexus.
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