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First of all, congratulations to the people who’ve already signed up for the VIP audit service. Your NetApps are now being audited regularly, and we continue to add new audit rules to help you out.

If you haven’t signed up, go do it right now, or you’ll miss out.

Secondly, those who have signed up will be seeing some added audit information about errors reported in the NetApp /etc/messages file. No more hunting for errors on the syslog server, you can now see them all in the audit report you get from us.

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