A: To view the config history on the Cisco SD-WAN vManage UI, follow these steps:
Log in to vManage.
Navigate to Configuration > Config History.
Click on the Config History tab.
You will see a list of all committed configurations, including the timestamp, user, and changes made.
Q: Also, how do i save snapshots of configs before i make a config change , then revert to that snapshot when i want to rollback?
A: You can take an on-demand snapshot ofCisco SD-WAN Managerconfiguration when needed. In general, take a snapshot before any major change window. When you take an on-demand snapshot, freeze configuration changes and allocate up to 8 hours before the change window to allow the snapshot to be completed. An on-demand snapshot is stored for 3 months from the date of its creation, then it is deleted automatically. A new on-demand snapshot replaces a stored existing one, so only one on-demand snapshot is stored at a time.
From theCisco Catalyst SD-WAN Portal, navigate to the list of available overlays.
TheDashboard>Overlayspage appears.
Click the name of the overlay for which you want to take a snapshot.
From theDashboard>Cisco Hosted Overlays>Detailspage, click theSnapshottile.
From theActionsdrop-down menu, chooseOn-Demand Snapshot.
In theOn-Demand Snapshotarea, turn on the switch for theCisco SD-WAN Managerinstance for which you want to take the snapshot.
For aCisco SD-WAN Managercluster, turn on the switches for eachCisco SD-WAN Managerinstance in the cluster.
ClickSubmit.
The snapshot is created. The creation process can take up 8 hours to complete, depending on the amount of data inCisco SD-WAN Manager.
To restore a snapshot, select the desired snapshot from the list and click on theRestorebutton.
Thank you for your reply. I was referring to the ability to view just the config lines that get pushed down via Netconf to the CPE each time a commit is performed on the UI. I do not see an option like this on vmanage - Configuration > Config History [cid:image001.png@01DAECC6.394EB470] And, the snapshot for the whole of vmanage sounds like a great feature. Thanks ! But, I'm looking for taking individual device config snapshots before I push changes out. Is there any such. Thanks
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