Dell PowerConnect W-Airwave - Access PointAir Monitor Traps

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Access Point/Air Monitor Traps
Table 27 describes the key traps that can be generated by an Aruba access point or an air monitor:
Table 27 Key SNMP Traps from Aruba Access Points or Air Monitors
Trap Description Priority
Unsecure AP Detected This trap indicates that an air monitor has detected and classified an access point
as unsecure. It will indicate the location of the air monitor that has detected the
unsecure AP, the channel on which the AP was detected as well as the BSSID and
SSID of the detected AP.
Critical
Station impersonation This trap indicates an air monitor has detected a station impersonation event. The
trap will provide the location of the air monitor that has detected the event and the
MAC address of the station.
Critical
Reserved channel impersonation This trap indicates an access point is being detected is violating the reserved
channels. The location of the AP/AM that detects the event is provided in the trap.
In addition to this, the BSSID and SSID of the detected AP is also included.
High
Valid SSID violation This indicates a configuration in the configuration of the SSID of the AP. The AP
generates the trap and includes its BSSID, the configured SSID and the location of
the AP in the trap.
High
Channel misconfiguration This trap indicates an error in channel configuration of an AP. The AP generates the
trap and includes its BSSID, the configured SSID and the location of the AP in the
trap
High
OUI misconfiguration This trap indicates an error in the OUI configuration of an Access Point. The AP
generates the trap and includes its BSSID, the configured SSID and the location of
the AP in the trap
High
SSID misconfiguration This trap indicates an error in the SSID configuration of an Access Point. The AP
generates the trap and includes its BSSID, the configured SSID and the location of
the AP in the trap
High
Short Preamble misconfiguration This trap indicates an error in the Short Preamble configuration of an AP. The AP
generates the trap and includes its BSSID, the configured SSID and the location of
the AP in the trap. This check will be done only if the short-preamble option is
selected for the AP from the CLI or the WebUI. For a complete list of traps, refer to
the Aruba MIB Reference.
High
AM misconfiguration This trap indicates an error in the Short Preamble configuration of an AP. The AP
generates the trap and includes its BSSID, the configured SSID and the location of
the AP in the trap
High
Repeat WEP-IV violation This trap indicates that the AM has detected a valid station or a valid AP sending
consecutive frames that has the same IV (initialization vector). This usually means
that entity has a “flawed” WEP implementation and is therefore a potential security
risk.
High
Weak WEP-IV violation This trap indicates that the AM has detected a valid station or a valid AP sending
frames with an IV that is in the range of IV that are known to be cryptographically
weak and therefore are a potential security risk.
High
Adhoc networks detected This trap indicates that the AM has detected Adhoc networks High
Valid station policy violation This trap indicates that a valid station policy is being violated. High
AP interference This trap indicates that the indicated AM (identified by the BSSID/ SSID) is
detecting AP interference on the indicated channel.
Medium