Displaying And Resetting Secure Fabric Os Statistics - HP StorageWorks MSA 2/8 - SAN Switch User Manual

Managing Secure Fabric OS

Displaying and Resetting Secure Fabric OS Statistics

You can view a number of statistics regarding attempted violations of the Secure
Fabric OS policies. Attempted policy violations include events such as the
following:
The statistics for all DCC policies are added together.
Note:
You can also monitor Secure Fabric OS statistics through Fabric Watch.
Each statistic indicates the number of times the monitored event has occurred
since the statistics were last reset (secstatsreset command). For the Telnet
policy, this includes all the automated login attempts made by the sectelnet or SSH
client software, in addition to the actual attempts made by the user.
The names of the Secure Fabric OS statistics and their definitions are provided in
Table
Table 15: Secure Fabric OS Statistics
Statistic
TELNET_POLICY
HTTP_POLICY
API_POLICY
RSNMP_POLICY
WSNMP_POLICY
MS_POLICY
SERIAL_POLICY
FRONTPANEL_POLICY
SCC_POLICY
DCC_POLICY
LOGIN
90
A DCC policy exists that defines which devices are authorized to access
which switch (port) combinations, and a device that is not listed in the policy
tries to access one of the defined switch (port) combinations.
An attempt is made to log into an account with an incorrect password.
Rebooting the switch resets all the statistics.
15.
The number of attempted violations to the Telnet policy
The number of attempted violations to the HTTP policy.
The number of attempted violations to the API policy.
The number of attempted violations to the RSNMP policy.
The number of attempted violations to the WSNMP policy.
The number of attempted violations to the MS policy.
The number of attempted violations to the Serial policy.
The number of attempted violations to the Front Panel policy.
The number of attempted violations to the SCC policy.
The number of attempted violations to the DCC policy.
The number of invalid logins attempts.
Definition
Secure Fabric OS Version 1.0 User Guide