Sun Management Center Change Manager 1.0 Administration Guide

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# Auditing Software Configurations by Using the Command-Line Interface (Task Map)

The following table identifies the procedures you need to audit managed hosts. See the changemgr(1MCM) man page.

Task | Description | For Instructions
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Import an audit rules file to the Change Manager repository. | Import an existing audit rules file to the Change Manager repository. | See How to Import Audit Rules Files to the Change Manager Repository (Command Line).
Import manifests to the Change Manager repository. | Import existing manifests to the Change Manager repository. These manifests can be used in comparisons. | See How to Import Manifests to the Change Manager Repository (Command Line).
Add a managed host. | Add a managed host in your administrative domain. | See How to Add Managed Hosts (Command Line).
Build manifests for managed hosts. | Build manifests for managed hosts. Each manifest includes a list of entries, one per file cataloged. Each file entry includes the file name and several file attribute values. | See How to Build Manifests for Managed Hosts (Command Line).
Audit managed hosts. | Audit managed hosts by comparing them against a baseline manifest. The existence of files, as well as file attribute values are compared. | See How to Audit Managed Hosts (Command Line).
Get software status of managed hosts. | Get information about the packages and patches installed on the managed hosts. | See How to Get the Software Status of Managed Hosts (Command Line).

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