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PIX 501 SNMP trap messages

Hi,

Why do I get these messages? It comes continously and there is no information in it (for me). The UDP packets comes from a Linux fail over cluster interface and remains inside so PIX why complains about it?

My NMS is full of these traps. How can I disable this? Or how do I have to config PIX I'm not interested in this specifiy SNMP trap? I don't want disable all SNMP messages.

received trap community=xxxx enterprise=ciscoSyslogMIBNotificationPrefix agent=192.168.1.21 generic=6 specific=1 sysuptime=7677 trap=ciscoSyslogMIBNotifications.1 time=08:46:04 argument 1 clogHistFacility.0 => 20 argument 2 clogHistSeverity.0 => 8 argument 3 clogHistMsgName.0 => Syslog Trap argument 4 clogHistMsgText.0 => 710005: UDP request discarded from

192.168.1.18/1026 to inside:192.168.1.255/694 argument 5 clogHistTimestamp.0 => 0:01:16

TIA, Ruzsi

Reply to
ruzsinszky.attila
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UDP port 694 is used for high-availability (heartbeat).

So it looks like 192.168.1.18 is sending a UDP heartbeat to

192.168.1.255 (broadcast).

Double check the configuration of the 192.168.1.18 on heartbeat

Reply to
brickwalls19

OK. I know it is HA packet but why complains about it PIX?

I checked the traps and found many other packets which the PIX "hate".

I don't want to disable "enable traps".

TIA, Ruzsi

Reply to
ruzsinszky.attila

The PIX complains about all broadcast UDP traffic that it receives.

Try

no message logging 71005

Reply to
Walter Roberson

Will it disable traps, too? I know this trick for syslog. Tomorrow I make a test.

TIA, Ruzsi

Reply to
ruzsinszky.attila

pix(config)# no logg message 71005 syslog 71005 not found

:-(((

TIA, Ruzsi

Reply to
ruzsinszky.attila

710005 -- same as the number reported in the SNMP trap.
Reply to
Walter Roberson

It seems good!

I copyied mechanically your command line. That was the problem with 71005.

Thank you very much for your help!

Best regards: Ruzsi

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ruzsinszky.attila

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