What Is the Trap Log Format When Exporting Logs to SNMP Manager?
When the log action is configured to forward logs from NetScreen-Security Manager (NSM) to the SNMP Manager as a trap, the complete log entry is forwarded to the SNMP Manager using the OID value enterprises.2326.1.1.1.0 .
The following is the SNMP trap log format:
day id : Date on which the log was generated record id : ID of the log provided by NSM Time Generated in GMT : Time when the log was generated, converted to GMT Local Time for Log Received : Time when the log was received (local time from the NSM UI) Domain : Domain where the device was configured Device Domain Version : Version of the domain that created the log Device : Name of the host that created the log Category : Category of the log Sub-Category : Sub-category of the log Source Zone : Source zone of the traffic Source Interface : (No current details) Source Address : Source address of the traffic Source Port : Source port used for the traffic NAT Source Address : Translated source address NAT Source Port : Translated source port Destination Zone : Destination zone of the traffic Destination Interface : (No current details) Destination Address : Destination IP address of the traffic Destination Port : Destination port used for the traffic NAT Destination Address : Translated destination address NAT Destination Port : Translated destination port Protocol : Protocol used for the traffic Rule Domain : Domain in which the rule is present Rule Domain Version : Version of the domain for the rule Policy Name : Name of the policy that generated the log Rulebase : Specifies whether the rulebase was the VPN policy or the security policy Rule Number : Specifies the rule number Action : Action taken on the traffic Severity : Severity of the traffic Alert : Displays type of alert Misc String : Miscellaneous string flag User Flag : Any user flags defined App String : Details on the log URI String : Internal value of URI string Elapsed Seconds : Time in seconds for the traffic Bytes In : Number of bytes in Bytes Out : Number of bytes out Bytes Total : Total number of bytes Packets In : Number of packets in Packets Out : Number of packets out Total Packets : Total number of packets Repeat Count : Number of times the logs are repeated Packet Data : Dispalys log packet data Enum Value : Indicates data type, such as FTP or SIP