ALM-3276800101 IPSG drop
Description
SECE/4/IPSG_DROP_ALARM: OID [OID] The packet number dropped by IPSG reaches [INTEGER1], exceed the alarm threshold [INTEGER2], interface [OCTET].
The number of packets discarded by IPSG exceeded the alarm threshold.
Attribute
Alarm ID |
Alarm Severity |
Alarm Type |
---|---|---|
3276800101 |
Warning |
Equipment alarm |
Parameters
Name |
Meaning |
---|---|
OID |
Indicates the MIB object ID of the alarm. |
INTEGER1 |
Indicates the number of discarded packets. |
INTEGER2 |
Indicates the alarm threshold. |
OCTET |
Indicates the source interface, VLAN, source MAC address, and source IP address of packets. |
Impact on the System
If this alarm is generated, the device may be attacked. If the attack traffic volume is heavy, the device is busy processing attack packets. As a result, services of authorized users are interrupted.
Possible Causes
The number of packets discarded by IPSG exceeded the alarm threshold. This threshold can be configured using the ip source check user-bind alarm threshold command. The default alarm threshold is 100.
Procedure
- Find the interface where attacks occur according to Interface in the alarm message.
- Check whether users who are not in the DHCP snooping binding table range are connected.
- If new users are connected, run related DHCP snooping commands to generate the DHCP snooping binding table.
Related Information
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