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User
Guide

for

the

Cisco

Application

Networking

Manager

5.2
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Chapter
18






Administering

the

Cisco

Application

Networking

Manager
Managing
ANM
Configuring
Audit

Log

Settings
You
can

determine

how

long

audit

logs

ar

e

kept

in

the

database.
Audit
Log

Purge

Settings

allow

you

to

specify

the

following:

•
How
many

days
the
log

records

in

the

database

will

be

kept
(default
is

31).

•
The
maximum

of

log

records

that

will

be
stored
in
the
ANM

database

(default

100,000).
Audit
Log

File

Purge

Settings

allows

you

t

o

specify

the

following:

•
The
number

of

days

worth

of

log

record

files

that

will
be
stored

in
the
ANM

database

(default
31
days).

•
The
number
of

daily

rolling

files

that

will
be

stored

in

the

ANM

database

(default

10

files

each

day,
allowable
file

si

ze

is

2

Megabytes

and

is

not


configurable).
Procedure
Step
1
Choose
Admin
>

ANM

Management

>

Audit

Log

Settings.
The
Audit

Log

Settings

configuration

window

appears.

Audit

Log

Purge

Settings

fields

let

you
determine
whether

audit

log

table

entries

will

be

deleted

after

a

certain

number

of

days

(default

is

31
days)
or

after

the

table

entries

reach

a

certain

size

(default

is

100

entries).
Step
2
Enter
the

greatest

number

of

days

that

you

would

like
entries
to

be

retained

in

the
Number
of

Days

fi

eld

.
Step
3
Enter
the

maximum

amount
of
log
records
to

be

stored

in

the

ANM

database

in

the

audit

log
tables
in
the
Number

of

Entries

(Thousand)

field

(default

100,000).
Audit
Log

File

Purge

Settings

fields

let

you

determine

whether

to

retain

log

files

according

by

age
(default
i

s

31

days)

or

by

amount

saved

in

a

given

day

(default

is

10

entries).
Step
4
Enter
the

greatest

number

of

days

that

you
would
like
entries

to

be

retained

in
Number
of

Days

fiel

d.
Step
5
Enter
the
greatest

number

of

log
files
that
you

would

like

retained
in
the
Number
of

Daily

Rolling

Log
Files
fi

el

d

.
Step
6
Do
one

of

the

following:

•
Click
Reset
to

Default
to
er

ase

changes
and
restore

t

he

default

values.

•
Click
Save
Now

to

save

your

entries.
Related
Topics

•
Performing
Device

Audit

Trail

Logging,

page
18-59

•
Displaying
Change

Audit

Logs,

page
18-61