WLAN/4/AP_DETECT_ATTACK:OID [oid] The AP detected an attacking device. (Attack device=[OPAQUE], Attack type=[STRING], Attack sub type=[STRING], Monitor AP ID=[INTEGER], Monitor AP name=[STRING], Monitor AP MAC=[OPAQUE], Frequency=[STRING], Channel=[INTEGER], SSID=[STRING])
An AP detects an attack device.
| Alarm ID | Alarm Severity | Alarm Type |
|---|---|---|
1.3.6.1.4.1.2011.6.139.15.1.1.16 |
Warning |
qualityOfServiceAlarm(3) |
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
oid |
Indicates the ID of a MIB object. |
Attack device |
Indicates the MAC address of an attack device. |
Attack type |
Indicates an attack type. |
Attack sub type |
Indicates an attack subtype. |
Monitor AP ID |
Indicates the ID of the AP that has detected an attack device. |
Monitor AP name |
Indicates the name of the AP that has detected an attack device. |
Monitor AP MAC |
Indicates the MAC address of the AP that has detected an attack device. |
Frequency |
Indicates the frequency band of the AP that has detected an attack device. |
Channel |
Indicates the channel of the AP that has detected an attack device. |
SSID |
Indicates the SSID of the AP that has detected an attack device. SSID information is reported only for brute force cracking attacks. |
Attack devices exist on the air interface, which affects air interface security. As a result, STAs may fail to access the network, and the AP association password may be cracked.