Aruba Networks AirOS v2.3, User Manual

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2 Switch role changed
a. Description : This indicates that the switch has transitioned from
being a Master switch to a Local switch or vice versa.
b. Priority Level : Critical
3 User entry created/deleted/authenticated/de-authenticated/authentication failed.
a. Description : Each of these traps are triggered by an event related to a
user event. The event can be a new user entry being created in the
user table, deletion of a user entry, a user getting authenticated
successfully, a user getting de-authenticated, or a failed
authentication attempt. Each of these traps will be generated by the
switch on which the user event occurs. In other words this is a local
event to the switch where the user is visible.
b. Priority Level : Medium.
4 Authentication server request timed out.
a. Description : This trap indicates that a request to a authentication
server did not receive a response from the server within a specified
amount of time and therefore the request timed out. This usually
indicates a connectivity problem from the Aruba WLAN Switch to
the authentication server or some other problem related to the
authentication server.
b. Priority Level : High.
5 Authentication server timed out
a. Description: This trap indicates that an authentication server has
been taken out of service. This is almost always same as
AuthServerReqTimedOut except when there is only one
authentication server in which case the server will never be taken out
of service. In that case the AuthServerReqTimedOut will continue to
be raised but not then AuthServerTimedOut.
b. Priority level: High
6 Authentication server up.