3Com WL-455 manual Trap Configuration, Trap Description When the Trap is Sent

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Trap Destination 3—Select Enable to set up a third trap manager to receive these messages.

IP Address—Fill in the IP address box for the third trap manager that will receive these messages.

Community Name—Fill in the community string box for the third trap manager that will receive these messages. (Maximum length: 23 characters)

Trap Destination 4—Select Enable to set up a fourth trap manager to receive these messages.

IP Address—Fill in the IP address box for the fourth trap manager that will receive these messages.

Community Name—Fill in the community string box for the third trap manager that will receive these messages. (Maximum length: 23 characters)

TRAP CONFIGURATION

Select the types of traps you want the access point to generate.

Trap	Description (When the Trap is Sent)

sysSystemUp	Sent when the access point is fully up and running.

sysSystemDown	Sent before the access point is about to reboot.

sysRadiusServerChanged	Sent when the RADIUS server has changed from
	Primary to Secondary, or Secondary to Primary.

dot11StationAssociation	Sent when a station successfully associates with the
	access point. The trap also includes the MAC
	address of the station that has associated.

dot11StationReAssociation	Sent when a station successfully reassociates with
	the access point. The trap also includes the MAC
	address of the station that has associated.

dot11StationAuthentication	Sent when a station successfully authenticates with
	the access point. The trap also includes the MAC
	address of the station that has associated.

dot11StationRequestFail	Sent when a station fails to associate, reassociate, or
	authenticate with the access point. The trap also
	includes the MAC address of the station and the
	reason code for the failure.

dot1xAuthFail	Sent when a station fails to authenticate with the
	RADIUS server. The trap also includes the MAC
	address of the station that failed to authenticate.

dot1InterfaceAGFail	Sent when the 802.11g wireless interface fails.

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Contents

Wireless LAN Access Point Campus Drive Contents System Configuration Troubleshooting Regulatory Compliance Information Index Page Product Features SecurityPerformance and Reliability „ HTTP/HTTPSWDS Bridging and Spanning Tree Protocol STP Support 802.11G Wireless Network Standard ManageabilityAD HOC Wireless LAN Standard Network Configuration and PlanningInfrastructure Wireless LAN Infrastructure Wireless LAN for Roaming Wireless PCS Advanced Network Configuration and Planning PUBLIC/PRIVATE Access Point ServiceTerminology Page Page Installing the Access Point Installation RequirementsPower Requirements Safety InformationDeciding Where to Place Equipment Performing a Site Survey Before YOU Begin Connecting the Standard Antennas Connecting Power Using the Included AC AdapterUsing AN Optional POWER-OVER Ethernet Injector Checking the Leds Using a POWER-OVER-ETHERNET LAN PortMounting on a Wall Plastic anchors and 3 screws Flat Surface Installation Selecting and Connecting a Different Antenna Model Power Settings on the Access Point for External Antennas USAInstalling Software Utilities European CommunityPage Using the 3COM Wireless Device Manager Launching a Wireless Device ConfigurationClick Configure Setting the Country Code Configuration LoginUsing the PRE-IP Configuration Wizard Basic Setup Identification Advanced SetupDhcp Client WEB Servers Smart MonitorRadius Page Authentication „ 802.1x Supplicant Setup ParameterDescription Filtering by Vlan Filter Control Enabling Vlan Filtering Security Filters Client List TimeoutUplink Port MAC Address Filtering Filtering by Ethernet Protocol Type Snmp Trap Configuration Trap Description When the Trap is SentSnmp Users Dot1xMacAddrAuthSuccessGroups Snmp Targets Snmp FilterAdministration WDS/STP Settings Radio Bridge Roles Configuration GuidelinesBridge Address Entry Configuring Spanning Tree Protocol Settings Scanning for WDS LinksLink Configuration System LOGStatus Enabling Virtual Access Point VAP Radio SettingsVirtual Access Point VAP Configuration Radio InterfacePage Changing Radio Settings Page Configuring Encryption Selecting a Virtual Access Point VAPConfiguring Authentication SecurityWPA Configuration WEP Configuration HOW to Setup the Access Point for Radius Authentication Select Advanced SetupSelect Advanced Setup HOW to Setup the Access Point for WPA with PRE-SHAREDPSK KEYWPA Configuration for Windows XP WPA-PSK Tkip Page Troubleshooting SymptomSolutions Access point that you are configuring and you change Page Regulatory Compliance Information Industry Canada Emissions Compliance Statement EU Compliance Grundlegenden Anforderungen und den anderen EU Restrictions for Use in the 2.4GHz band Page Index Page TCP/IP