Avaya 3.7 manual Alarm/Monitoring, TEP Policy

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Using VPNmanager

Alarm/Monitoring

The Alarm/Monitoring tab is used to define high-level functions of the alarm console. See Monitoring alarms on page 268.

Figure 15: Preference, Alarm/Monitoring

Resolve IP Address to Device Name - Enable/Disable. When enabled, the IP address of the alarming security gateway is translated into the security gateway name for display in the Alarm Console. When disabled, only the alarming IP address is shown.

Functionally, all security gateways in all domains are scanned and a map file is created to cross reference the security gateway IP addresses to their respective security gateway names. Default is enabled.

Alarm When Device is Unreachable - Enable/Disable. When enabled, this function causes the VPNmanager to continuously send SNMP packets to all security gateways to verify that they are running. If a security gateway fails to respond, an error message is displayed in the Alarm Console.

TEP Policy

The Tunnel End Point (TEP) Policy tab lets you control the security policy applied to the traffic that flows between the end points of a tunnel. The default is off, that is, do not apply configured VPN policies to TEP traffic. See TEP Policy on page 209.

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