CYBERGUARD-MIB Download
With the IPHost SNMP tool, you can monitor any SNMP objects of the
CYBERGUARD-MIB
. You can select a variable to monitor using the built-in IPHost MIB browser that provides you with all variables,
their current values and descriptions taken from the
CYBERGUARD-MIB
.
OID list for CYBERGUARD-MIB
- cgAccessDeny
- A string containing the last snmp trap sent for access_deny via fw
- cgAccessGrant
- A string containing the last snmp trap sent for access_grant via fw
- cgDiskSpace
- A string containing the last snmp trap sent for disk_space via fw
- cgFailedLogin
- A string containing the last snmp trap sent for failed_login via fw
- cgHostLimit
- A string containing the last snmp trap sent for host_limit via fw
- cgForwardAttack
- A string containing the last snmp trap sent for forward_attack via fw
- cgLandAttack
- A string containing the last snmp trap sent for land_attack via fw
- cgPingOfDeath
- A string containing the last snmp trap sent for pingOdDeath via fw
- cgTcpSynFlood
- A string containing the last snmp trap sent for tcp_syn_flood via fw
- cgIntfSpoof
- A string containing the last snmp trap sent for interface_spoof via fw
- cgMacViolation
- A string containing the last snmp trap sent for mac_violation via fw
- cgPortScan
- A string containing the last snmp trap sent for port_scan via fw
- cgBlockedFile
- A string containing the last snmp trap sent for blocked_file via fw
- cgHaTransition
- A string containing the last snmp trap sent for ha_transition via fw
- cgHaNoHB
- A string containing the last snmp trap sent for ha_nohb via fw
- cgSwUpdate
- A string containing the last snmp trap sent for sw_update via fw
- cgPlatformSensor
- A string containing the last snmp trap sent for platform_sensor via fw
- cgAuditArchive
- A string containing the last snmp trap sent for audit_archive via fw
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