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The MIB module for monitoring communications and status of AAA Server operation
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type CISCOAAASERVERMIB ¶
type CISCOAAASERVERMIB struct {
EntityData types.CommonEntityData
YFilter yfilter.YFilter
CasConfig CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfig
// This table shows current configurations for each AAA server, allows
// existing servers to be removed and new ones to be created.
CasConfigTable CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable
}
CISCOAAASERVERMIB
func (*CISCOAAASERVERMIB) GetEntityData ¶
func (cISCOAAASERVERMIB *CISCOAAASERVERMIB) GetEntityData() *types.CommonEntityData
type CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfig ¶
type CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfig struct {
EntityData types.CommonEntityData
YFilter yfilter.YFilter
// This variable controls the generation of casServerStateChange notification.
// When this variable is true(1), generation of casServerStateChange
// notifications is enabled. When this variable is false(2), generation of
// casServerStateChange notifications is disabled. The default value is
// false(2). The type is bool.
CasServerStateChangeEnable interface{}
}
CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfig
func (*CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfig) GetEntityData ¶
func (casConfig *CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfig) GetEntityData() *types.CommonEntityData
type CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable ¶
type CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable struct {
EntityData types.CommonEntityData
YFilter yfilter.YFilter
// An AAA server configuration identified by its protocol and its index.
// An entry is created/removed when a server is defined or undefined with IOS
// configuration commands via CLI or by issuing appropriate sets to this table
// using snmp. A management station wishing to create an entry should first
// generate a random number to be used as the index to this sparse table.
// The station should then create the associated instance of the row status
// and row index objects. It must also, either in the same or in successive
// PDUs, create an instance of casAddress where casAddress is the
// IP address of the server to be added. It should also modify the default
// values for casAuthenPort, casAcctPort if the defaults are not appropriate.
// If casKey is a zero-length string or is not explicitly set, then the global
// key will be used. Otherwise, this value is used as the key for this
// server instance. Once the appropriate instance of all the configuration
// objects have been created, either by an explicit SNMP set request or by
// default, the row status should be set to active(1) to initiate the request.
// After the AAA server is made active, the entry can not be modified - the
// only allowed operation after this is to destroy the entry by setting
// casConfigRowStatus to destroy(6). casPriority is automatically assigned
// once the entry is made active and reflects the relative priority of the
// defined server with respect to already configured servers. Newly-created
// servers will be assigned the lowest priority. To reassign server priorities
// to existing server entries, it may be necessary to destroy and recreate
// entries in order of priority. Entries in this table
// with casConfigRowStatus equal to active(1) remain in the table until
// destroyed. Entries in this table with casConfigRowStatus equal to values
// other than active(1) will be destroyed after timeout (5 minutes). If a
// server address being created via SNMP exists already in another active
// casConfigEntry, then a newly created row can not be made active until the
// original row with the with the same server address value is destroyed.
// Upon reload, casIndex values may be changed, but the priorities that were
// saved before reload will be retained, with lowest priority number
// corresponding to the higher priority servers. The type is slice of
// CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable_CasConfigEntry.
CasConfigEntry []*CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable_CasConfigEntry
}
CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable This table shows current configurations for each AAA server, allows existing servers to be removed and new ones to be created.
func (*CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable) GetEntityData ¶
func (casConfigTable *CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable) GetEntityData() *types.CommonEntityData
type CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable_CasConfigEntry ¶
type CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable_CasConfigEntry struct {
EntityData types.CommonEntityData
YFilter yfilter.YFilter
YListKey string
// This attribute is a key. The variable denotes the protocol used by the
// managed device with the AAA server corresponding to this entry in the
// table. The type is CiscoAAAProtocol.
CasProtocol interface{}
// This attribute is a key. A management station wishing to initiate a new
// AAA server configuration should use a random value for this object when
// creating an instance of casConfigEntry. The RowStatus semantics of the
// casConfigRowStatus object will prevent access conflicts. If the randomly
// chosen casIndex value for row creation is already in use by an existing
// entry, snmp set to the casIndex value will fail. The type is interface{}
// with range: 1..4294967295.
CasIndex interface{}
// The IP address of the server. The type is string with pattern:
// (([0-9]|[1-9][0-9]|1[0-9][0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5])\.){3}([0-9]|[1-9][0-9]|1[0-9][0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5])(%[\p{N}\p{L}]+)?.
CasAddress interface{}
// UDP/TCP port used for authentication in the configuration For TACACS+,
// this object should be explictly set. Default value is the IOS default for
// radius: 1645. The type is interface{} with range: 0..65535.
CasAuthenPort interface{}
// UDP/TCP port used for accounting service in the configuration For TACACS+,
// the value of casAcctPort is ignored. casAuthenPort will be used instead.
// Default value is the IOS default for radius: 1646. The type is interface{}
// with range: 0..65535.
CasAcctPort interface{}
// The server key to be used with this server. Retrieving the value of this
// object via SNMP will return an empty string for security reasons. The type
// is string.
CasKey interface{}
// A number that indicates the priority of the server in this entry.
// Lower numbers indicate higher priority. The type is interface{} with range:
// 1..4294967295.
CasPriority interface{}
// The status of this table entry. Once the entry status is set
// to active, the associated entry cannot be modified except destroyed by
// setting this object to destroy(6). The type is RowStatus.
CasConfigRowStatus interface{}
// The number of authentication requests sent to this server since it is made
// active. Retransmissions due to request timeouts are counted as distinct
// requests. The type is interface{} with range: 0..4294967295.
CasAuthenRequests interface{}
// The number of authentication requests which have timed out since it is
// made active. A timeout results in a retransmission of the request If the
// maximum number of attempts has been reached,
// no further retransmissions will be attempted. The type is interface{} with
// range: 0..4294967295.
CasAuthenRequestTimeouts interface{}
// The number of unexpected authentication responses received from this server
// since it is made active. An example is a delayed response to a request
// which had already timed out. The type is interface{} with range:
// 0..4294967295.
CasAuthenUnexpectedResponses interface{}
// The number of server ERROR authentication responses received from
// this server since it is made active. These are responses indicating that
// the server itself has identified an error with its authentication
// operation. The type is interface{} with range: 0..4294967295.
CasAuthenServerErrorResponses interface{}
// The number of authentication responses which could not be processed
// since it is made active. Reasons include inability to decrypt the
// response, invalid fields, or the response is not valid based on the
// request. The type is interface{} with range: 0..4294967295.
CasAuthenIncorrectResponses interface{}
// Average response time for authentication requests sent to this server,
// excluding timeouts, since system re-initialization. The type is interface{}
// with range: 0..2147483647.
CasAuthenResponseTime interface{}
// The number of authentication transactions with this server which succeeded
// since it is made active. A transaction may include multiple request
// retransmissions if timeouts occur. A transaction is successful if
// the server responds with either an authentication pass or fail. The type is
// interface{} with range: 0..4294967295.
CasAuthenTransactionSuccesses interface{}
// The number of authentication transactions with this server which failed
// since it is made active. A transaction may include multiple request
// retransmissions if timeouts occur. A transaction failure occurs if maximum
// resends have been met or the server aborts the transaction. The type is
// interface{} with range: 0..4294967295.
CasAuthenTransactionFailures interface{}
// The number of authorization requests sent to this server since it is made
// active. Retransmissions due to request timeouts are counted as distinct
// requests. This object is not instantiated for protocols which do not
// support a distinct authorization function. The type is interface{} with
// range: 0..4294967295.
CasAuthorRequests interface{}
// The number of authorization requests which have timed out since it is
// made active. A timeout results in a retransmission of the request If the
// maximum number of attempts has been reached,
// no further retransmissions will be attempted. This object is
// not instantiated for protocols which do not support a distinct
// authorization function. The type is interface{} with range: 0..4294967295.
CasAuthorRequestTimeouts interface{}
// The number of unexpected authorization responses received from this server
// since it is made active. An example is a delayed response to a request
// which had already timed out. This object is not instantiated for protocols
// which do not support a distinct authorization function. The type is
// interface{} with range: 0..4294967295.
CasAuthorUnexpectedResponses interface{}
// The number of server ERROR authorization responses received from
// this server since it is made active. These are responses indicating that
// the server itself has identified an error with its authorization operation.
// This object is not instantiated for protocols which do not support a
// distinct authorization function. The type is interface{} with range:
// 0..4294967295.
CasAuthorServerErrorResponses interface{}
// The number of authorization responses which could not be processed since it
// is made active. Reasons include inability to decrypt the response, invalid
// fields, or the response is not valid based on the request. This object is
// not instantiated for protocols which do not support a distinct
// authorization function. The type is interface{} with range: 0..4294967295.
CasAuthorIncorrectResponses interface{}
// Average response time for authorization requests sent to this server,
// excluding timeouts, since system re-initialization. This object is
// not instantiated for protocols which do not support a distinct
// authorization function. The type is interface{} with range: 0..2147483647.
CasAuthorResponseTime interface{}
// The number of authorization transactions with this server which succeeded
// since it is made active. A transaction may include multiple request
// retransmissions if timeouts occur. A transaction is successful if
// the server responds with either an authorization pass or fail. This object
// is not instantiated for protocols which do not support a distinct
// authorization function. The type is interface{} with range: 0..4294967295.
CasAuthorTransactionSuccesses interface{}
// The number of authorization transactions with this server which failed
// since it is made active. A transaction may include multiple request
// retransmissions if timeouts occur. A transaction failure occurs if maximum
// resends have been met or the server aborts the transaction. This object is
// not instantiated for protocols which do not support a distinct
// authorization function. The type is interface{} with range: 0..4294967295.
CasAuthorTransactionFailures interface{}
// The number of accounting requests sent to this server since system
// re-initialization. Retransmissions due to request timeouts are counted
// as distinct requests. The type is interface{} with range: 0..4294967295.
CasAcctRequests interface{}
// The number of accounting requests which have timed out since system
// re-initialization. A timeout results in a retransmission of the request
// If the maximum number of attempts has been reached,
// no further retransmissions will be attempted. The type is interface{} with
// range: 0..4294967295.
CasAcctRequestTimeouts interface{}
// The number of unexpected accounting responses received from this server
// since system re-initialization. An example is a delayed response to a
// request which had already timed out. The type is interface{} with range:
// 0..4294967295.
CasAcctUnexpectedResponses interface{}
// The number of server ERROR accounting responses received from this server
// since system re-initialization. These are responses indicating that the
// server itself has identified an error with its accounting operation. The
// type is interface{} with range: 0..4294967295.
CasAcctServerErrorResponses interface{}
// The number of accounting responses which could not be processed
// since system re-initialization. Reasons include inability to decrypt the
// response, invalid fields, or the response is not valid based on the
// request. The type is interface{} with range: 0..4294967295.
CasAcctIncorrectResponses interface{}
// Average response time for accounting requests sent to this server,, since
// system re-initialization excluding timeouts. The type is interface{} with
// range: 0..2147483647.
CasAcctResponseTime interface{}
// The number of accounting transactions with this server which succeeded
// since system re-initialization. A transaction may include multiple request
// retransmissions if timeouts occur. A transaction is successful if
// the server responds with either an accounting pass or fail. The type is
// interface{} with range: 0..4294967295.
CasAcctTransactionSuccesses interface{}
// The number of accounting transactions with this server which failed since
// system re-initialization. A transaction may include multiple request
// retransmissions if timeouts occur. A transaction failure occurs if maximum
// resends have been met or the server aborts the transaction. The type is
// interface{} with range: 0..4294967295.
CasAcctTransactionFailures interface{}
// Current state of this server. up(1) - Server responding to requests
// dead(2) - Server failed to respond A server is marked dead if it does not
// respond after maximum retransmissions. A server is marked up again
// either after a waiting period or if some response is received from it. The
// initial value of casState is 'up(1)' at system re-initialization. This will
// only transistion to 'dead(2)' if an attempt to communicate fails. The type
// is CasState.
CasState interface{}
// This object provides the elapsed time the server has been in its current
// state as shown in casState. The type is interface{} with range:
// 0..2147483647.
CasCurrentStateDuration interface{}
// This object provides the elapsed time the server was been in its previous
// state prior to the most recent transistion of casState. This value is
// zero if the server has not changed state. The type is interface{} with
// range: 0..2147483647.
CasPreviousStateDuration interface{}
// The total elapsed time this server's casState has had the value 'dead(2)'
// since system re-initialization. The type is interface{} with range:
// 0..2147483647.
CasTotalDeadTime interface{}
// The number of times this server's casState has transitioned to 'dead(2)'
// since system re-initialization. The type is interface{} with range:
// 0..4294967295.
CasDeadCount interface{}
}
CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable_CasConfigEntry An AAA server configuration identified by its protocol and its index.
An entry is created/removed when a server is defined or undefined with IOS configuration commands via CLI or by issuing appropriate sets to this table using snmp.
A management station wishing to create an entry should first generate a random number to be used as the index to this sparse table. The station should then create the associated instance of the row status and row index objects. It must also, either in the same or in successive PDUs, create an instance of casAddress where casAddress is the IP address of the server to be added.
It should also modify the default values for casAuthenPort, casAcctPort if the defaults are not appropriate.
If casKey is a zero-length string or is not explicitly set, then the global key will be used. Otherwise, this value is used as the key for this server instance.
Once the appropriate instance of all the configuration objects have been created, either by an explicit SNMP set request or by default, the row status should be set to active(1) to initiate the request.
After the AAA server is made active, the entry can not be modified - the only allowed operation after this is to destroy the entry by setting casConfigRowStatus to destroy(6).
casPriority is automatically assigned once the entry is made active and reflects the relative priority of the defined server with respect to already configured servers. Newly-created servers will be assigned the lowest priority. To reassign server priorities to existing server entries, it may be necessary to destroy and recreate entries in order of priority.
Entries in this table with casConfigRowStatus equal to active(1) remain in the table until destroyed.
Entries in this table with casConfigRowStatus equal to values other than active(1) will be destroyed after timeout (5 minutes).
If a server address being created via SNMP exists already in another active casConfigEntry, then a newly created row can not be made active until the original row with the with the same server address value is destroyed.
Upon reload, casIndex values may be changed, but the priorities that were saved before reload will be retained, with lowest priority number corresponding to the higher priority servers.
func (*CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable_CasConfigEntry) GetEntityData ¶
func (casConfigEntry *CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable_CasConfigEntry) GetEntityData() *types.CommonEntityData
type CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable_CasConfigEntry_CasState ¶
type CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable_CasConfigEntry_CasState string
CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable_CasConfigEntry_CasState represents if an attempt to communicate fails.
const ( CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable_CasConfigEntry_CasState_up CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable_CasConfigEntry_CasState = "up" CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable_CasConfigEntry_CasState_dead CISCOAAASERVERMIB_CasConfigTable_CasConfigEntry_CasState = "dead" )
type CiscoAAAProtocol ¶
type CiscoAAAProtocol string
CiscoAAAProtocol represents other(7) - Other protocols
const ( CiscoAAAProtocol_tacacsplus CiscoAAAProtocol = "tacacsplus" CiscoAAAProtocol_radius CiscoAAAProtocol = "radius" CiscoAAAProtocol_ldap CiscoAAAProtocol = "ldap" CiscoAAAProtocol_kerberos CiscoAAAProtocol = "kerberos" CiscoAAAProtocol_ntlm CiscoAAAProtocol = "ntlm" CiscoAAAProtocol_sdi CiscoAAAProtocol = "sdi" CiscoAAAProtocol_other CiscoAAAProtocol = "other" )
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