| Description | This article describes how to use 'diagnose sys cmdb info' command to verify configuration changes. |
| Scope | Versions 6.X, 7.X. |
| Solution |
In some cases, it is necessary to confirm if the configuration has been changed, because sometimes it can happen unknowingly. To verify this, run the following command until noticing a change:
diagnose sys cmdb info
Here is an example:
As shown, every change generates a new unique configuration version, and you can verify the ID of the process that performed the modification.
One way of finding the actual process is using the diagnose sys top command: Technical Tip - Using the diagnose sys top CLI command
Following this procedure, it is possible to track what is causing some changes when they are not requested. |
