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Supported Traps
The following SNMP traps are supported by the VPN Gateway:
Table 8
Traps Supported by the VPN Gateway
Trap Name
alteonISDSSLHs
mNotLoggedIn
alteonISDSSLHs
mTamperedWith
alteonISDSSLHw
Fail
authenticationFai
lure
coldStart
isdAlarmCleared
isdDown
isdLicense
isdLicenseExpired
isdMipMigration
isdSingleMaster
linkDown
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Description
Signifies that login to the HSM card is required. Only for
the ASA 310 FIPS model.
Signifies that the HSM card has been tampered with. Only
for the ASA 310 FIPS model.
Signifies that the SSL accelerator hardware failed. The
VPN Gateway will continue to handle traffic, but with
severely degraded performance.
Sent when the SNMP agent receives an SNMP message
which is not properly authenticated. This trap is disabled
by default. To enable the trap through SNMP, set snmpEn
ableAuthenTraps to enabled or use the CLI command
/cfg/sys/adm/snmp/snmpv2-mib/snmpenable.
Defined in SNMPv2-MIB.
Sent when the VPN Gateway reboots.
Defined in SNMPv2-MIB.
Sent when an alarm is cleared.
Signifies that a VPN Gateway in the cluster is down and
out of service.
Sent when the VPN Gateways in the cluster have different
licenses and when a demo license has 7 days left before
expiration.
Defined in ALTEON-ISD-PLATFORM-MIB.
Sent when a license has expired.
Signals that the master IP has migrated to another VPN
Gateway.
Signifies that only one master VPN Gateway in the
cluster is up and operational. Only having one master in
a cluster means that the fault tolerance level is severely
degraded—if the last master fails, the system cannot be
reconfigured.
This trap is only sent if more than two VPN Gateways in
the cluster are defined as masters.
Sent when the agent detects that one of the links
(interfaces) has gone down.
Defined in IF-MIB.
Nortel VPN Gateway
User Guide
NN46120-104 02.01 Standard
14 April 2008
IANAifType-MIB 189
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