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4.
To verify that the NXA-WAPZD1000 can send alarm messages using the SMTP settings you configured,
click the Test button.
If the device is able to send the test message, the message Success! appears at the bottom of the
Email Notification page. Continue to Step 5.
If the device is unable to send the test message, the message Failed! appears at the bottom of the
Email Notification page. Go back to Step 3., and then verify that the SMTP settings are correct.
5.
Click Apply. The email notification settings you configured become active immediately.
Events That Trigger Alarm Notifications
The following events trigger email alarm notifications in the NXA-WAPZD1000:
Detection of rogue AP: When the NXA-WAPZD1000 detects a rogue AP on the network, it sends
the following alarm message:
A new rogue {rogue AP name} with {SSID} is detected.
Detection of ad hoc network: When the NXA-WAPZD1000 detects an ad hoc network, it sends
the following alarm message:
A new ad-hoc network {adhoc network name} with {SSID} is detected.
Lost contact with AP: When the NXA-WAPZD1000 loses communication with an AP and is
unable to re-establish communication after 20 minutes, it sends the following alarm message:
Lost contact to {AP name}.
Detection of an SSID-spoofing AP: When the NXA-WAPZD1000 detects that an unauthorized
AP is spoofing the SSID of one of your APs, it sends the following alarm message:
A new SSID-spoofing {rogue AP name} with {SSID} is detected.
Detection of a MAC address-spoofing AP: When the NXA-WAPZD1000 detects that an
unauthorized AP is spoofing the MAC address of one of your APs, it sends the following alarm
message:
A new MAC-spoofing {rogue AP name} with {SSID} is detected.
Detection of rogue DHCP server: When the NXA-WAPZD1000 detects a rogue DHCP server on
the network, it sends the following alarm message:
Rogue DHCP server on {ip} is detected.
When any of these events occur, the NXA-WAPZD1000 sends an email notification to the email address that
you previously specified.
SMTP Settings For Email Notification (Cont.)
SMTP Authentication Username:
Type the user name provided by your ISP or mail administrator. This
might be just the part of your email address before the @ symbol, or it
might be your complete email address. If you are using a free email ser-
vice (such as Hotmail or Gmail), you typically have to type your complete
email address.
SMTP Authentication Password:
Type the password that is associated with the username above.
Confirm SMTP Authentication
Password:
Retype the password you typed above to confirm.
SMTP Encryption Options:
If your mail server uses TLS encryption, click the
SMTP Encryption
Options
link, and then select the
TLS
check box. Additionally, select the
STARTTLS
check box that appears after you select the
TLS
check box.
Check with your ISP or mail administrator for the correct encryption
settings that you need to set.
With the exception of the Lost contact with AP event, the NXA-WAPZD1000 only
sends one email alarm notification for each event. If the same event happens again,
no alarm will be sent until you clear the alarm on the
Monitor > All Alarms
page. On
the other hand, the device sends a new alarm notification each time the Lost contact
with AP event occurs.
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