IBM 10G Network Active Bypass, User Manual

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Alerting capabilities
Under normal conditions, the 10G Network Active Bypass unit does not send notifications. If the status
of the 10G Network Active Bypass unit changes, it notifies you about the new status.
Table 21. Alert triggers
Action Trigger Email Syslog SNMP
Active or bypass state Status change Yes Yes Yes
Cold boot trap System reboot No No Yes
Console login Login attempt No Yes No
Heartbeat counts Configuration change No Yes No
Link Fault Detection notification Status change No Yes Yes
Operation mode Status change No Yes Yes
Power status Status change
The 10G Network Active Bypass
unit sends a notice when one of the
two power cables is disconnected. If
both power cables are disconnected,
then the 10G Network Active
Bypass unit sends a coldboot notice
during the next boot.
Yes Yes Yes
SSH Login attempt
Any notices sent for SSH or any
other login indicates who logged
into the system.
If is enabled, the 10G
Network Active Bypass notifies you
when there is a failed login attempt.
The login works on SSH,
the web-based management
interface login, and the console
login.
No Yes No
Login attempt No Yes No
Warm boot trap System reboot No No Yes
Web-based management interface
login Login attempt No Yes No
Chapter 3. Monitoring the 10G Network Active Bypass unit from the management interface
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