I'm not sure I totally agree with your idea on no config archive. We have routers and switches where we've had to go back a year or more to get copies of configs. Also we have over 4000 node elements so carrying that much data in the SQL database just slows it down. It makes more sense to archive really old configs in text form instead of tying up database space. However the idea of storing the results on a shared space is interesting. I'll have to try that and see if it works
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