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- play_arrow JSA Risk Manager
- play_arrow JSA Risk Manager configuration
- play_arrow Network Device Management
- play_arrow Network Device Management
- Device Discovery Process
- Discovering Devices in your Network
- Importing Multiple Devices from a CSV File
- Adding a Network Device to JSA Risk Manager
- Deleting a Device from JSA Risk Manager
- Finding Network Devices in the Device List
- Adding Device Information to the Topology
- Collecting Neighbor Data to Update the Topology
- Configuring the Discovery Schedule to Populate Device Information
- play_arrow Device Configuration Backup Jobs
- play_arrow Network Connections Overview
- play_arrow Network Connections Overview
- play_arrow Firewall Rule Event Counts of Check Point Devices
- play_arrow Network Topology
- play_arrow Network Topology
- play_arrow Network Risk Assessment
- play_arrow Network Risk Assessment
- play_arrow Policy Monitor Question Parameters
- play_arrow Searching for Assets in your Network
- play_arrow Policy Monitor Question Backup
- play_arrow Integration with JSA Vulnerability Manager
- play_arrow CIS Benchmark Scans
- play_arrow Network Simulations in JSA Risk Manager
- play_arrow Network Simulations in JSA Risk Manager
- Simulation Tests
- Creating a Simulation
- Duplicating a Simulation
- Manually Running a Simulation
- play_arrow Network Configuration Change Simulation
- Simulating an Attack on an SSH Protocol
- Viewing Simulation Results
- Approving Simulation Results
- Revoking a Simulation Approval
- Assigning Simulations to Group for Tracking
- play_arrow Topology models
- play_arrow Reports
- play_arrow Audit Log Data
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Comparing the Configuration of your Network Devices
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07-Aug-21
SUMMARY In JSA Risk Manager, device configurations can be compared to each other by comparing multiple backups on a single device or by comparing one network device backup to another.
Common configuration types can include the
following items:
- Standard Element Document - Standard Element Document (SED) files are XML data files that contain information about your network device. Individual SED (standard element document) files are viewed in their raw XML format. If a SED (standard element document) file is compared to another SED (standard element document) file, then the view is normalized to display the rule differences.
- Config - Configuration files are provided by certain network devices, depending on the device manufacturer.
- Click the Risks tab.
- On the navigation menu, click Configuration Monitor.
- Double-click any device to view the detailed configuration information.
- Click History to view the history for this device.
- The following steps explain how to compare two configurations on a single device:
- The following steps explain how to compare two configurations on different devices:
- Select a primary configuration from a device.
- Click Mark for Comparison.
- From the navigation menu, select All Devices to return to the device list.
- Double-click the device to compare and click History.
- Select a configuration that you want to compare with the marked configuration.
- Click Compare with Marked.
- To view the raw configuration differences, click View Raw Comparison.
