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monitor security-violations
Issue 4 May 2002 8-229 555-233-123
Output
The following example is a display of the monitor security-violations command.
Field descriptions
Date
Current date and time.
Date
Date of the logged security violation, MM/DD (MM = month, DD = day).
Time
Time of the logged security violation shown as HH:MM
(HH = the hour, MM = minute of the invalid access attempt).
Login
Login ID entered for the login violation attempt.
Port
Type of port used when login violation occurred.
MGR1
MGR1 represents a connection to a system SAT port. Connections are either
hardwired or dialed-up.
Ext
Extension assigned to the data module that failed during “logging in” session.
If a data module is not used, this field is blank.
Date
Date of the logged security violation, MM/DD (MM = month, DD = day).
Time
The time of the logged security violation, HH:MM (HH = hour, MM = minute).
TG
No.
The trunk group number associated with the trunk from the failed remote
access attempt (remote access violations only).
Mbr
The trunk group member number associated with the trunk from the failed
remote access attempt (remote access violations only).
Ext
Extension that interfaces with remote access features (remote access
violations only).
monitor security-violations SPE A
SECURITY VIOLATIONS STATUS
Date: 9:12 MON DEC 30 1991
SYSTEM MANAGEMENT VIOLATIONS REMOTE ACCESS VIOLATIONS
Date Time Login Port Ext Date Time TG No. Mbr Ext
12/30 09:12 init MGR1 12/30 12:42 80 1 1111
12/30 09:12 init MGR1
12/30 09:12 init MGR1