List of switch SNMP trap events

This trap signifies that the primary power supply failed.

This trap signifies that the default gateway is alive.

This trap signifies that the default gateway is down.

This trap signifies that the default gateway is up and in service.

This trap signifies that the default gateway is alive but not in service.

This trap indicates that the sending agent has transitioned to 'Master' state.

This trap indicates that the sending agent has transitioned to 'Backup' state.

This trap signifies that a packet has been received from a router whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with this router's authentication key or authentication type.

This trap signifies that someone failed to enter a valid username/password combination. swTrapDisplayString specifies whether the login attempt was from CONSOLE or TELNET. In case of TELNET login, it also specifies the IP address of the host from which the attempt was made.

This trap signifies that the switch temperature has exceeded maximum safety limits.

This trap signifies that the fan failure has been detected.

This trap signifies that a user login has occurred.

This trap signifies that new configuration has been applied.

This trap signifies that new configuration has been saved.

This trap signifies that firmware downloaded failed to [image1|image2|boot image].

This trap signifies that the fan failure has been fixed.

This trap signifies that the bridge has become the new root of the STG.

This trap signifies that the bridge has become the new root of the CIST.

This trap signifies that there was an STG topology change.

This trap signifies that there was a CIST topology change.

This trap signifies that the Master interface is active.

This trap signifies that the Master interface is not active.

This trap signifies that the Backup interface is active.

This trap signifies that the Backup interface is not active.

This trap signifies that there are no active interfaces.

This trap is sent when received NTP update.

This trap signifies that a user logout has occurred.

This trap signifies that the ECMP gateway is up.

This trap signifies that the ECMP gateway is down.

This trap signifies that the teaming is up.

This trap signifies that the teaming control is down.

This trap signifies that the teaming control is down but teardown is blocked.

This trap signifies error, action is undefined.

This trap signifies that LACP is operationally down on a port, and traffic is blocked on the port.

This trap signifies that LACP is operationally up on a port, and traffic is no longer blocked on the port.

This trap signifies that a new switch has attached to the stack.

This trap signifies that a new switch has detached from the stack.

This trap signifies that a new backup has been set.

This trap signifies that the backup switch has been made unavailable.

This trap signifies that a virtual machine has moved from a port to another.

This trap signifies that an advance provisioned virtual machine has came online.

This trap signifies that a virtual machine has entered into a vlan, or changed the vlan.

This trap signifies that the switch has become master after init.

This trap signifies that the switch has become master from backup.

This trap signifies that a new switch with duplicate UUID/bay has tried to join the stack.

This trap signifies that a stack link has become up.

This trap signifies that a stack link has become down.

This trap signifies that a transfer between the master and a member has terminated with error.

This trap signifies that a transfer between the master and a member has terminated with no errors.

This trap signifies that a new switch of different type has attempted to join the stack.

This trap signifies that the slot of the boot image of a newly attached switch does not match that of the master.

This trap signifies that the version of the boot image of a newly attached switch does not match that of the master.

This trap signifies that a new switch in a chassis of different and incompatible type has attempted to join the stack.

This trap signifies that the booted config of a newly attached switch does not match that of the master.

This trap signifies that a switch which was configured as a master in NVRAM has attached to the stack.

This trap signifies that the master has sent a FORCE DETACH message to a member.

This trap signifies that the switch temperature has returned below maximum safety limits.

This trap signifies that the primary power supply has been restored.

This trap signifies that a port is error-disabled due to excessive link flaps.

This trap signifies that vLAG instance is up identified in the trap message.

This trap signifies that vLAG is down but remote instance is Up.

This trap signifies that vLAG is down but local instance is Up.

This trap signifies that vLAG instance is down identified in the trap message.

This trap signifies that connection between vLAG switches is up.

This trap signifies that connection between vLAG switches is down.

This trap signifies that a spoofed VM MAC was found.

This trap signifies that the connection to openflow controller is broken.

This trap signifies that the connection to openflow controller is successful.

This trap signifies that the openflow switch moving to emergency state.

This trap signifies that the openflow switch came out of emergency state.

This trap signifies that the device working in openflow switch mode.

This trap signifies that the device working in normal switch mode.

This trap signifies that the flow table entries being cleared from the device.

This trap signifies that the openflow statistics being cleared from the device.

This trap signifies that the device unable to add flow entry in openflow due to unavailability of system resources.

This trap signifies that the device reaches its configured flow limit.

This trap signifies that the port operationally down by openflow controller.

This trap signifies that the port operationally up by openflow controller.

This trap signifies that the device unable to connect to controller either due to bad version, or negotiation/hello failure.

This trap is sent when dot1x feature is enabled.

This trap signifies that default admin account has been disabled.

This trap signifies that configured password does not match strong password complexity.

This trap signifies that account has been unlocked.

This trap signifies that account has been unlocked.

This trap signifies that a Stack Member is reinitializing itself such that the agent configuration nor the protocol entity implementation is altered.

This trap signifies that a Stack Member is reinitializing itself such that the agent configuration nor the protocol entity implementation is altered.

This trap is sent when SNMP requests are blocked, a trap is sent showing the blocked IP.

This trap signifies that ARP table is full.

This trap signifies that ARP table is full.

This trap signifies that an incorrect ARP was received.

This trap signifies that someone failed to enter a valid user name and password combination. This trap specifies whether the login attempt was from CONSOLE or TELNET. In case of TELNET login, it also specifies the IP address of the host from which the attempt was made.

Layer three link status change which might affect running business in security perspective like default gateway change or up/down status change.

The communication link with ifIndex {0} is up.