IEEE 802.3 LAG MIB
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End-of-Life (EoL)
IEEE 802.3 LAG MIB
Use the IEEE 802.3 LAG MIB to monitor the status of
aggregate groups that have Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) enabled. When
the firewall logs LACP events, it also generates traps that are
useful for troubleshooting. For example, the traps can tell you
whether traffic interruptions between the firewall and an LACP peer
resulted from lost connectivity or from mismatched interface speed
and duplex values.
PAN-OS implements the following SNMP tables for LACP.
The dot3adTablesLastChanged object indicates the time of
the most recent change to dot3adAggTable, dot3adAggPortListTable,
and dot3adAggPortTable.
Table | Description |
|---|---|
Aggregator Configuration Table (dot3adAggTable) | This table contains information about every
aggregate group that is associated with a firewall. Each aggregate
group has one entry. Some table objects have restrictions,
which the dot3adAggIndex object describes. This index is the unique
identifier that the local system assigns to the aggregate group.
It identifies an aggregate group instance among the subordinate
managed objects of the containing object. The identifier is read-only. The
ifTable MIB (a list of interface entries) does not support logical
interfaces and therefore does not have an entry for the aggregate
group. |
Aggregation Port List Table (dot3adAggPortListTable) | This table lists the ports associated with
each aggregate group in a firewall. Each aggregate group has one
entry. The dot3adAggPortListPorts attribute lists the complete
set of ports associated with an aggregate group. Each bit set in
the list represents a port member. For non-chassis platforms, this
is a 64-bit value. For chassis platforms, the value is an array
of eight 64-bit entries. |
Aggregation Port Table (dot3adAggPortTable) | This table contains LACP configuration information
about every port associated with an aggregate group in a firewall.
Each port has one entry. The table has no entries for ports that
are not associated with an aggregate group. |
LACP Statistics Table (dot3adAggPortStatsTable) | This table contains link aggregation information
about every port associated with an aggregate group in a firewall.
Each port has one row. The table has no entries for ports that are
not associated with an aggregate group. |
The IEEE 802.3 LAG MIB includes the following LACP-related traps:
Trap Name | Description |
|---|---|
panLACPLostConnectivityTrap | The peer lost connectivity to the firewall. |
panLACPUnresponsiveTrap | The peer does not respond to the firewall. |
panLACPNegoFailTrap | LACP negotiation with the peer failed. |
panLACPSpeedDuplexTrap | The link speed and duplex settings on the
firewall and peer do not match. |
panLACPLinkDownTrap | An interface in the aggregate group is down. |
panLACPLacpDownTrap | An interface was removed from the aggregate
group. |
panLACPLacpUpTrap | An interface was added to the aggregate
group. |
For the MIB definitions, refer to IEEE 802.3 LAG MIB.