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Created on Sep 19, 2022

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Logging details are missing about who modified what and when in Netcool Impact log?

The Netcool Impact Administrator are allowed to login via the GUI to perform Admin Tasks such as updating policies and maintenance of services etc. The logfile includes limited information. The Who, Where and When information is very important to have complete knowledge of all activities occurring through console. Anyone with access to GUI can perform any administrative activity. The changes made to the configuration from console are partially logged. The log does not capture who did what and to whom, the exact command that was used is missing from logfile. This can be very useful when researching who, when, where and why someone made changes. . From SSH session some tasks can be completed with script such as “ mapRole.sh” The mapRole log does not include any trace of who modified what? To help in troubleshooting any configuration related issue ,configuration changes should be logged with all details.
Idea priority Medium
  • Admin
    JAMES Moore
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    |     Dec 15, 2022 
    Fix Pack 28 includes the following enhancements:

      RFE: Logging details are missing about who modified what and when in Netcool
            Impact log

            https://automation-management.ideas.ibm.com/ideas/IRISCART-I-924

       The Netcool Impact Administrator are allowed to login via the GUI to perform
       Admin Tasks such as updating policies and maintenance of services etc. The
       log file includes limited information. The Who, Where and When information
       is very important to have complete knowledge of all activities occurring
       through console. The changes made to the configuration from console are
       partially logged. The log does not capture who did what and to whom, the
       exact command that was used is missing from log file. This can be very
       useful when researching who, when, where and why someone made changes.

       For information related to changes made to the Impact file system Serivces,
       Data Sources, Data Types, Projects and Policy files, Subversion (SVN) can be
       used to retrieve information associated to who and what was changed.
     
       Refer to the following, for more information:

       https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/tivoli-netcoolimpact/7.1?topic=control-version-script
       https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/tivoli-netcoolimpact/7.1?topic=script-using-restorative-svn-commands

       And on support site: 
       https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/node/1114935


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