WLAN_1.3.6.1.4.1.2011.6.139.13.1.1.149 hwWlanApPKICACertNearlyExpiredTrap

Description

WLAN/4/PKICACERTNEARLYEXPIRED: OID [oid] The CA certificate is nearly expired. (APMAC=[OPAQUE], APName=[STRING], APID=[INTEGER], CACertIssuer=[STRING], CACertSubject=[STRING], CACertStartTime=[DateAndTime], CACertFinishTime=[DateAndTime] )

The CA certificate would soon expire.

Attribute

Alarm ID	Alarm Severity	Alarm Type
WLAN_1.3.6.1.4.1.2011.6.139.13.1.1.149	Warning	qualityOfServiceAlarm (3)

Parameters

Name	Meaning
OID	Indicates the ID of a MIB object.
APMAC	Indicates the MAC address of an AP.
APName	Indicates an AP name.
APID	Indicates an AP ID.
CACertIssuer	Indicates the issuer of a CA certificate.
CACertSubject	Indicates the user of a CA certificate.
CACertStartTime	Indicates the start time of the validity period of a CA certificate.
CACertFinishTime	Indicates the end time of the validity period of a CA certificate.

Impact on the System

Services will become unavailable after the certificate expires.

Possible Causes

The CA certificate would soon expire. The validity period of the CA certificate was shorter than the certificate expiration warning time configured using the pki set-certificate expire-prewarning command.

Procedure

Run the display clock command to check whether the device time is correct.
If not, run the clock datetime command in the user view to change the device time.
Apply for a new certificate through SCEP or CMPv2 online or apply for a new certificate offline.

Related Information

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