Trap Configuration - 3Com 8250 User Manual

Trap Destination 3—Select Enable to set up a third trap manager to receive
these messages.
IP Address—Fill in the IP address box for the third trap manager that will
receive these messages.
Community Name—Fill in the community string box for the third trap
manager that will receive these messages. (Maximum length: 23 characters)
Trap Destination 4—Select Enable to set up a fourth trap manager to receive
these messages.
IP Address—Fill in the IP address box for the fourth trap manager that will
receive these messages.
Community Name—Fill in the community string box for the third trap
manager that will receive these messages. (Maximum length: 23 characters)
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RAP ONFIGURATION
Select the types of traps you want the access point to generate.
Trap
sysSystemUp
sysSystemDown
sysRadiusServerChanged
dot11StationAssociation
dot11StationReAssociation
dot11StationAuthentication
dot11StationRequestFail
dot1xAuthFail
dot1InterfaceAGFail
Description (When the Trap is Sent)
Sent when the access point is fully up and running.
Sent before the access point is about to reboot.
Sent when the RADIUS server has changed from
Primary to Secondary, or Secondary to Primary.
Sent when a station successfully associates with the
access point. The trap also includes the MAC address of
the station that has associated.
Sent when a station successfully reassociates with the
access point. The trap also includes the MAC address of
the station that has associated.
Sent when a station successfully authenticates with the
access point. The trap also includes the MAC address of
the station that has associated.
Sent when a station fails to associate, reassociate, or
authenticate with the access point. The trap also
includes the MAC address of the station and the reason
code for the failure.
Sent when a station fails to authenticate with the
RADIUS server. The trap also includes the MAC address
of the station that failed to authenticate.
Sent when the 802.11a/802.11g wireless interface fails.
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