Security MIB (ap-security.mib)

The following table describes the SNMP GET query names for the Security MIB (ap-security.mib).

The apSecurityMIBObjects object has the OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.9148.3.9.1.

SNMP GET Query Name Object ID: 1.3.6.1.4.1.9148.3.9.1 + Description
apSecurityOCSRIpAddress .5 OCSR server IP Address
apSecurityOCSRHostname .6 OCSR server hostname

The apSecurityTacacsTable object has the OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.9148.3.9.1.4, and the apSecurityTacacsEntry object has the 1.3.6.1.4.1.9148.3.9.1.4.1.

SNMP GET Query Name Object ID: 1.3.6.1.4.1.9148.3.9.1.4.1+ Description
apSecurityTacacsCliCommands .3 Number of CLI commands sent for TACACS+ accounting
apSecurityTacacsSuccessAuthentication .4 Number of successful TACACS+ authentication requests
apSecurityTacacsFailureAuthentication .5 Number of failed TACACS+ authentication requests
apSecurityTacacsSuccessAuthorization .6 Number of successful TACACS+ authorization requests
apSecurityTacacsFailureAuthorization .7 Number of failed TACACS+ authorization requests

apSecurityCertificateTable

This table, found in the ap-security.mib, provides information about installed security certificates and their expiration. It conveys the same information displayed in the show security certificates command.

MIB Object Object ID: 1.3.6.1.4.1.9148.3.9.1.10 + Description
apSecurityCertificateEntry .1 The certificate entry.
apSecurityCertificateConfigId .1.1 The internal configuration ID of the certificate.
apSecurityCertificateIndex .1.2 The internal index of the certificate. Combined with configuration ID is the unique ID of a certificate.
apSecurityCertificateRecordName .1.3 The SBC's configuration record name for the certificate.
apSecurityCertificateCertSubject .1.4 The security certificate subject.
apSecurityCertificateCertStart .1.5 The start time and date of the security certificate.
apSecurityCertificateCertExpire .1.6 The expiration time and date of the security certificate.
apSecurityCertificateCertIssuer .1.7 The issuer of the security certificate.
apSecurityCertificateCertIsCA .1.8 Boolean value indicating if the certificate is a CA certificate.

To fully identify an object you may need to access, you may need to consider two additional values that extend after the OIDs listed in the table above. To fully understand this detail, consider that the apSecurityCertificateTable has two indices:

  • apSecurityCertificateConfigId (1.3.6.1.4.1.9148.3.9.1.10.1.1)
  • apSecurityCertificateIndex (1.3.6.1.4.1.9148.3.9.1.10.1.2)

The combination of these two uniquely identify a certificate. Any instance of the tabular objects of this table, however, would have two additional numbers included the end of its OID.

Take the example of apSecurityCertificateCertSubject (1.3.6.1.4.1.9148.3.9.1.10.1.4). A possible OID of an instance could be 1.3.6.1.4.1.9148.3.9.1.10.1.4.18.3. In this example:

  • 1.3.6.1.4.1.9148.3.9.1.10.1.4 is apSecurityCertificateCertSubject
  • 18 would be the apSecurityCertificateConfigId value
  • 3 would be the apSecurityCertificateIndex value

apSecurityCMPServerMIBObjects

This table, found in the ap-security.mib, provides information about installed security certificates and their expiration. It conveys the same information displayed in the show security certificates cmp stats and show security certificates cmp errors commands.

Applicable objects include:

  • apSecurityCmpServerMIBObjects
    • apSecurityCmpServerTable - A read-only table to hold the CMP Server names.
      • apSecurityCmpServerEntry
      • apCMPServerIndex - An integer for the sole purpose of indexing the CMP Server entry.
      • apCMPServerName - The CMP Server name
    • apSecurityCmpServerAddressTable - A read-only table to hold the CMP Server addresses
      • ApSecurityCmpServerAddressEntry
      • apCMPServerAddressIndex - An integer for the sole purpose of indexing the CMP Server Address entry
      • apCMPServerAddressType - A read-only, InetAddressType field identifying the CMP Server address family (IPv4 or IPv6).
      • apCMPServerAddress - The CMP Server Address
    • apSecurityCmpServerStatsTable - The table of CMP server statistics
      • apSecurityCmpServerStatsEntry
      • apCMPServerStatsIndex - The CMP Server Index
      • apCMPServerStatsType - CMP Server Stats type
      • apCMPServerStatsCount - The CMP Server Statistics for the specified server and type

This table lists and describes the fields within ApSecurityCmpRealmMIBObjects.

MIB Object Object ID: 1.3.6.1.4.1.9148.3.9.1.16.3.1.2.+ Description
tcpConnectionEst 1 TCP Connection Established
tlsConnectedEst 2 TLS Connection Established
initializationRequestSent 3 Initialization Request Sent
initializationResponseRcvd 4 Initialization Response Recv
certificateConfirmationSent 5 Certificate Confirmation Sent
certificateConfirmationAckRcvd 6 Certificate Confirmation Acknowledgement Rcvd
irTransactionTimeout 7 Initialisation Request Timeout
pollingRequestSent 8 Polling Request Sent
pollingResponseRcvd 9 Polling Response Rcvd
keyUpdateRequestSent 10 Key Update Request Sent
keyUpdateResponseRcvd 11 Key Update Response Rcvd
kurTransactionTimeout 12 Key Update Request Timeout
pKIStatusAccepted 13 PKI Status: Accepted
pKIStatusGrantedWithMods 14 PKI Status: Granted with Mods
pKIStatusRejection 15 PKI Status: Rejection
pKIStatusWaiting 16 PKI Status: Waiting
pKIStatusRevocationWarning 17 PKI Status: Revocation Warning
pKIStatusRevocationNotification 18 PKI Status: Revocation Notification
pKIStatusKeyUpdateWarning 19 PKI Status: Key Update Warning
tCPConnectionFailure 20 TCP Connection Failure
tLSConnectionFailure 21 TLS Connection Failure
cMPTransactionTimeout 22 CMP Transaction Timeout
badAlgorithm 23 Bad Algorithm
badMessageCheck 24 Bad Message Check
badRequest 25 Bad Request
badTime 26 Bad Time
badCertId 27 Bad Certificate ID
badDataFormat 28 Bad Data Format
wrongAuthority 29 Wrong Authority
incorrectData 30 Incorrect Data
missingTimestamp 31 Missing Timestamp
badPOP 32 Bad POP
certRevoked 33 Certificate Revoked
certConfirmed 34 Certificate Confirmed
wrongIntegrity 35 Wrong Integrity
badRecipientNonce 36 Bad Recipient Nonce
timeNotAvailable 37 Time Not Available
unacceptedPolicy 38 Unaccepted Policy
unacceptedExtension 39 Unaccepted Extension
addInfoNotAvailable 40 Additional Info Not Available
badSenderNonce 41 Bad Sender Nonce
badCertTemplate 42 Bad Certificate Template
signerNotTrusted 43 Signer Not Trusted
transactionIDInUse 44 Transaction ID In Use
unsupportedVersion 45 Unsupported Version
notAuthorized 46 Not Authorized
systemUnavailable 47 System Unavailable
systemFailure 48 System Failure
duplicateCertReq 49 Duplicate Certificate Request

apSecurityCmpRealmMIBObjects

This table, found in the ap-security.mib, provides information about installed security certificates and their expiration. It conveys the same information displayed in the show security cmp statistics and show security cmp errors commands.

Applicable objects include:

  • apSecurityCmpRealmMIBObjects
    • apSecurityCmpRealmTable - A read-only table to hold the CMP realm names.
      • apSecurityCmpRealmEntry
      • apCMPRealmIndex - An integer for the sole purpose of indexing the CMP realm entry.
      • apCMPRealmName - The CMP realm name
    • apSecurityCmpRealmStatsTable - The table of CMP realm statistics
      • apSecurityCmpRealmStatsEntry
      • apCMPServerRealmIndex - The CMP realm Index
      • apCMPRealmStatsType - CMP realm Stats type
      • apCMPRealmStatsCount - The CMP realm statistics for the specified server and type

This table lists and describes the fields within ApSecurityCmpRealmMIBObjects.

MIB Object Object ID: 1.3.6.1.4.1.9148.3.9.1.17.2.1.2.+ Description
totalTcpConnectionEst 1 TCP Connection Established
totalTlsConnectedEst 2 TLS Connection Established
totalInitializationRequestSent 3 Initialization Request Sent
totalInitializationResponseRcvd 4 Initialization Response Recv
totalCertificateConfirmationSent 5 Certificate Confirmation Sent
totalCertificateConfirmationAckRcvd 6 Certificate Confirmation Acknowledgement Rcvd
totalIrTransactionTimeout 7 Initialisation Request Timeout
totalPollingRequestSent 8 Polling Request Sent
totalPollingResponseRcvd 9 Polling Response Rcvd
totalKeyUpdateRequestSent 10 Key Update Request Sent
totalKeyUpdateResponseRcvd 11 Key Update Response Rcvd
totalKurTransactionTimeout 12 Key Update Request Timeout
totalPKIStatusAccepted 13 PKI Status: Accepted
totalPKIStatusGrantedWithMods 14 PKI Status: Granted with Mods
totalPKIStatusRejection 15 PKI Status: Rejection
totalPKIStatusWaiting 16 PKI Status: Waiting
totalPKIStatusRevocationWarning 17 PKI Status: Revocation Warning
totalPKIStatusRevocationNotification 18 PKI Status: Revocation Notification
totalPKIStatusKeyUpdateWarning 19 PKI Status: Key Update Warning
totalTCPConnectionFailure 20 TCP Connection Failure
totalTLSConnectionFailure 21 TLS Connection Failure
totalCMPTransactionTimeout 22 CMP Transaction Timeout
totalBadAlgorithm 23 Bad Algorithm
totalBadMessageCheck 24 Bad Message Check
totalBadRequest 25 Bad Request
totalBadTime 26 Bad Time
totalBadCertId 27 Bad Certificate ID
totalBadDataFormat 28 Bad Data Format
totalWrongAuthority 29 Wrong Authority
totalIncorrectData 30 Incorrect Data
totalMissingTimestamp 31 Missing Timestamp
totalBadPOP 32 Bad POP
totalCertRevoked 33 Certificate Revoked
totalCertConfirmed 34 Certificate Confirmed
totalWrongIntegrity 35 Wrong Integrity
totalBadRecipientNonce 36 Bad Recipient Nonce
totalTimeNotAvailable 37 Time Not Available
totalUnacceptedPolicy 38 Unaccepted Policy
totalUnacceptedExtension 39 Unaccepted Extension
totalAddInfoNotAvailable 40 Additional Info Not Available
totalBadSenderNonce 41 Bad Sender Nonce
totalBadCertTemplate 42 Bad Certificate Template
totalSignerNotTrusted 43 Signer Not Trusted
totalTransactionIDInUse 44 Transaction ID In Use
totalUnsupportedVersion 45 Unsupported Version
totalNotAuthorized 46 Not Authorized
totalSystemUnavailable 47 System Unavailable
totalSystemFailure 48 System Failure
totalDuplicateCertReq 49 Duplicate Certificate Request

apSecurityCmpMessageFailureCause

This table, found in the ap-security.mib, details the potential values of the apSecurityCmpMessageFailureCause data object, used in the trap notification sent from the system.

When the system fails to enroll or renew a certificate using CMP, it sends the apSecurityCmpCertificateEnrollmentFailureNotification trap notification. In addition to source and destination detail, this trap includes an apSecurityCmpMessageFailureCause. Potential cause values are listed in the table below.

The MIB objects presented in this trap are documented in the apSecurity Traps (ap-security.mib) topic in this MIB Guide.

MIB Object Object ID: 1.3.6.1.4.1.9148.3.9.2.46 + Description
tCPConnectionFailure 1 TCP Connection Failure
tLSConnectionFailure 2 TLS Connection Failure
cmpIRTransTimedout 3 Initialization Request Timeout
cmpKURTimedout 4 Key Update Request Timeout
badAlgorithm 5 Bad Algorithm
badMessageCheck 6 Bad Message Check
badRequest 7 Bad Request
badTime 8 Bad Time
badCertId 9 Bad Certificate ID
badDataFormat 10 Bad Data Format
wrongAuthority 11 Wrong Authority
incorrectData 12 Incorrect Data
missingTimestamp 13 Missing Timestamp
badPOP 14 Bad POP
certRevoked 15 Certificate Revoked
certConfirmed 16 Certificate Confirmed
wrongIntegrity 17 Wrong Integrity
badRecipientNonce 18 Bad Recipient Nonce
timeNotAvailable 19 Time Not Available
unacceptedPolicy 20 Unaccepted Policy
unacceptedExtension 21 Unaccepted Extension
addInfoNotAvailable 22 Additional Info Not Available
badSenderNonce 23 Bad Sender Nonce
badCertTemplate 24 Bad Certificate Template
signerNotTrusted 25 Signer Not Trusted
transactionIDInUse 26 Transaction ID In Use
unsupportedVersion 27 Unsupported Version
notAuthorized 28 Not Authorized
systemUnavailable 29 System Unavailable
systemFailure 30 System Failure
duplicateCertReq 31 Duplicate Certificate Request