Enterasys Networks X-PeditionTM manual System Alarms and Events, Table A-5 Alarm Behavior

System Alarms and Events

Table A-4 XSR Limits (continued)

Function	@ 64 MBytes	@ 128 MBytes	@ 256 MBytes
Firewall external hosts	5000	20000	20000
Firewall authentication entries	150	300	1000
Firewall fragmentation entries	100	200	600
Firewall FTP request entries	400	600	1000
Firewall UDP request entries	400	600	1000
Firewall Timer	100	200	200
Dynamic NAT sessions	4095	15000	45500
NAT static one-to-one mappings	1000	1000	1000
AAA users	1.5 MByte limit to user.dat Flash file
Certificates	1.5 MByte limit to cert.dat Flash file

System Alarms and Events

The XSR exhibits the following logging behavior for all except firewall and NAT alarms:

Table A-5 Alarm Behavior

When alarm logging is set to:	The XSR will log:
HIGH	HIGH severity alarms only
MEDIUM	MEDIUM and HIGH severity alarms
LOW	LOW, MEDIUM, and HIGH severity alarms
DEBUG	all alarms

Refer to the following table for all High severity alarms and events reported by the XSR. All of the following messages are USER_LEVEL facility except for those in bold and red text which are

SECURITY_LEVEL.

Table A-6 High Severity Alarms/Events

Module	Message	Description
WEB	Failed to enable Web server	HTTP server is enabled improperly - cannot accept client link.
WEB	Failed to enable Web server	HTTP server is enabled improperly - cannot hear incoming requests.
WEB	Failed to enable Web server	HTTP server is enabled improperly - cannot set socket options.
WEB	Failed to enable Web server	HTTP server is enabled improperly - cannot bind socket.
WEB	Failed to enable Web server	HTTP server is enabled improperly - cannot listen to socket.
Various	Interface <interface name>, changed state	An interface link comes up.
modules	to up
Various	Interface <interface name>, changed state	An interface link goes down.
modules	to down

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