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Table 21-2. Event Classes
Class
Start
System
Configuration
Temperature Status
Resource
Fan Status
Service Port Status and
User Port Status
Power Status
Bridge Status
Switch Fabric
OSPF
RIP
LDAP
AppleTalk
Authentication Failure
User Guide for the Avaya P580 and P882 Multiservice Switches, v6.1
Determines whether the switch sends a
notification for...
Starts of the system.
System events.
Each configuration change (for example, enabling
and disabling ports).
Changes in temperature status. Temperature status
messages could precede a switch shutdown, and
are often critical.
Changes in system resources.
Fan status. Fan failures will eventually lead to
overheating the system. The fan status message
provides a good early warning for a failure that
could eventually cause the switch to shut down.
Status changes in service ports and user ports.
Set a port as either a service port or user port on
the Detailed Physical Port Configuration Web
page. This feature makes it possible for you to use
different notification levels for critical (service
ports), if desired.
The addition or removal of a power supply
Changes in bridge status.
Failures in the switch fabric. These failures are
critical and should be monitored closely.
OSPF events if OSPF protocol event logging is
enabled.
RIP events if RIP protocol event logging is
enabled.
LDAP events if LDAP protocol event logging is
enabled.
AppleTalk events if AppleTalk protocol event
logging is enabled.
Authentication failures. This is a security-related
feature used to detect unauthorized SNMP activity.
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