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Log changes to IP Devices #1501

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jmbredal opened this issue Apr 26, 2017 · 1 comment
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Log changes to IP Devices #1501

jmbredal opened this issue Apr 26, 2017 · 1 comment
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As NAV collects data it sould be possible to compare certain values with the value from the previous collection and see if it has changed. If so this should be logged with relevant metadata.
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@jmbredal jmbredal changed the title Log changes to the equipment detected from each collection Log changes to IP Devices Apr 27, 2017
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Some of these changes were always supposed to be logged as device events, and they were during the getDeviceData days. (such as serial number changes, software version changes, etc.). This should probably be reintroduced, rather than implemented into the auditlog (which is more centered around human-originated events).

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