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Example SCM Audit Report


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You know that seafelt Configuration Manager can audit your NetApp configs (among other things), but what does the audit report look like?

It looks like this:

An example SCM audit report

An example SCM audit report

This was generated by sending an AutoSupport message to SCM, using the default ruleset, just as a demo. You can change the error levels, disable some rules, whole sets of rules, define your own rules, whatever you like.

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