Currently the audit log shows the AS version number instead of the EAP version. Example: Feb 13 07:55:43 efjkffglk000000719 syslogappname[553]: 2014-02-13 07:55:43 - {"type" : "core", "r/o" : false, "booting" : false, "version" : "7.3.0.Final-redhat-14", "user" : "$local", "domainUUID" : null, "access" : "NATIVE", "remote-address" : "10.10.10.250/10.10.10.250", "success" : true, "ops" : [{"address" : [ { "host" : "master" }, { "core-service" : "management" }, { "access" : "audit" }, { "logger" : "audit-log" } ], "operation" : "write-attribute", "name" : "enabled", "value" : false, "operation-headers" : {"caller-type" : "user", "access-mechanism" : "NATIVE", "domain-uuid" : "fead80e4-690d-4bcf-af71-ecaf30f98381", "push-to-servers" : null}}]} Currently: "version" : "7.3.0.Final-redhat-14" the customer wants this to show: "version" : "6.2 CP01" (or whatever CP is installed)
Merged
Note the log would show "6.2.1.GA", not "6.2 CP01". The former is a software version number, the latter is the name of a patch used to bring the software to that version.
Verified with EAP 6.3.0 ER1.