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5.1.1 Events

The following table describes the events by categories.
Table 42 Event Categories and Events
EVENT
Configuration
These events are about the results of options performed through the ENC.
Configuration Backup Failed
Configuration Backup Succeeded
Configuration Update Failed
Configuration Update Succeeded
Firmware Upgrade Failed
Firmware Upgrade Succeeded
Script Execution Failed
Script Execution Succeeded
SNMP Traps
These events are about device traps received by the ENC.
Authentication Failure
Cold Start
egpNeighborLoss
LinkDown
LinkUp
Warm Start
Threshold Crossing
These events are about a variable that has went out of the set thresholds.
Failling Threshold
Raising Threshold
Topology
These events are about topology changes detected by managed devices.
Device Down
Device Up
Link Down
Link Up
Service Available
Service Not Available
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DESCRIPTION
Configuration file download failed.
Configuration file download was successful.
Configuration file upload failed.
Configuration file upload was successful.
Firmware upload failed.
Firmware upload was successful.
Failed to execute the script.
The script was successfully executed.
The ENC failed to access a managed device because of a wrong
community setting.
The device was powered on.
Failed to receive a neighbor's response to the device's polls
through EGP. The device will then assume that the neighbor is
down and remove the neighbor's routes from its database.
Exterior Gateway Protocol (EGP) is a routing protocol used for
exchanging routing information with gateways in other
autonomous systems. Computers communicating via EGP are
called EGP neighbors. EGP uses Hello and I-Heard-You (I-H-U)
message exchanges to monitor neighbors' reachability.
An interface of the device went down.
An interface of the device went up.
The device performed a software restart.
A variable fell below the set "falling" threshold.
A variable went over the set "rising" threshold.
A network device is disconnected or powered off and causes the
STP topology to change.
A network device is available or powered on and causes the STP
topology to change.
The connection is down.
The connection is up.
The service is functioning normally.
The service is not available.
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