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Troubleshooting IDM
IDM Events
Sortable columns of information are available for each event:
You can sort the Events listing by Source, Severity, Status or Date. Click the
desired column heading to sort in descending order. Click the column heading
again to sort in ascending order. A down pointer in the column heading
indicates descending order, and an up pointer indicates ascending order.
The Event Log is trimmed at the level specified in the IDM Preferences
window; by default there will be 1000 events in the event log.
Column Heading Description
Source This column contains the name or IP address of the component or
device that generated the event.
This column contains the name of the application component or
device that generated the event. This column also contains color-
coded icons that indicate:
Connected
Warning
Unreachable
From unknown device
Severity The Severity column shows the severity of each event. Events are
categorized into five levels of severity.
Informational - routine events
Warning - unexpected service behavior
Minor - switch error that may impact performance
Major - switch error with potential of inhibiting some with
operations
Critical - severe switch error with the potential of halting
all switch operations
Date The Date column identifies the date and time when the event occurred.
The date is shown in the Day of Week/Month/Day/Year/Time format.
Ack’d The Ack'd column identifies whether the event has been
acknowledged. A check mark in the blue square indicates that the
event has been acknowledged.
The Status column only shows unacknowledged events if events are
deleted automatically after being acknowledged. See IDM Event
Settings for additional information.
Description The Description column provides a short description of the event. The
description is derived from a list of predefined descriptions based on
the event type.
- User’s Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 5 Troubleshooting IDM 5
- B IDM Technical Reference 5
- Why IDM? 9
- Introduction 10
- What’s New in IDM 3.0 11
- IDM Architecture 12
- Terminology 14
- IDM Specifications 16
- Additional Requirements 17
- Learning to Use ProCurve IDM 19
- Getting Started 21
- IDM Usage Strategies 26
- Understanding the IDM Model 28
- IDM GUI Overview 29
- Figure 2-4. IDM Dashboard 30
- IDM Dashboard 31
- Using the Navigation Tree 32
- Figure 2-12. RADIUS List tab 37
- Toolbars and Menus 38
- Using IDM Reports 40
- Creating Report Policies 44
- 3. Click 45
- IDM Session Cleanup Policy 50
- User Session Information 54
- Finding a User 57
- User Reports 58
- Show Mitigations 59
- Figure 2-32. Show Mitigations 60
- IDM Preferences 61
- IDM Configuration Model 71
- Configuring Locations 74
- Adding a New Location 75
- Device Selection option: 76
- Begin port and End port 77
- New Location 77
- Modifying a Location 79
- Deleting a Location 80
- Configuring Times 81
- Creating a New Time 82
- Modifying a Time 84
- Deleting a Time 84
- Defining Holidays 85
- Configuring Network Resources 86
- Adding a Network Resource 88
- Modifying a Network Resource 89
- Deleting a Network Resource 90
- Configuring Access Profiles 91
- Creating a New Access Profile 92
- Network 94
- Resource Assignment 94
- Modifying an Access Profile 99
- Deleting an Access Profile 100
- Defining Access Policy Groups 101
- Using Identity Driven Manager 103
- New Access Rule dialogue 103
- Configuring User Access 108
- Using Global Rules 111
- Changing Global Rules 113
- Realms node in the IDM tree 114
- RADIUS Servers 114
- Using Manual Configuration 115
- Modifying and Deleting Realms 116
- Adding RADIUS Clients 117
- Deleting RADIUS Servers 123
- Adding New Users 124
- Configuring User Systems 125
- Modifying and Deleting Users 126
- Deleting a User 126
- Using the User Import Wizard 127
- Data Source selection window 128
- Group Scope window 129
- Remove Users window 131
- Add Users window 131
- For Simple Authentication 134
- Simple authentication: 135
- Using External Authentication 137
- XML User Import File Example 143
- Chapter Contents 145
- Overview 146
- Using Secure Access Wizard 147
- Selected Devices list 148
- Master device 149
- Selected checkbox for each 152
- Unauth-vid 162
- Confirm shared secret field 163
- Troubleshooting IDM 169
- IDM Events 170
- Pausing the Events Display 172
- Using Event Filters 173
- Viewing the Events Archive 175
- Setting IDM Event Preferences 177
- Using Activity Logs 178
- Controller 800 181
- Before You Begin 182
- Using the NAC Tab Displays 183
- Using the NAC Home Tab 185
- Using the NAC Monitor Tab 185
- ProCurve NAC 188
- Confirm Password field 190
- IDM Technical Reference 191
- IDM Device Feature Matrix 192
- Best Practices 193
- Allowing vs. Rejecting Access 194
- Rate-Limiting 195
- Types of User Events 196
- Index–2 198
- ProCurve 5400zl Switches 200
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