SV-79637r1_rule
V-65147
SRG-APP-000360-NDM-000295
WSDP-NM-000097
CAT III
10
In the DataPower web interface, navigate to Administration >> Access >> SNMP Settings. On the Trap Event Subscriptions tab, set to "on" the "Enable Default Event Subscriptions" option >> Set to "warning" the "Minimum Priority" option >> Configure "Trap Event Subscriptions" to include Event Subscriptions that indicate audit log failure: add 0x80c0006a, 0x82400067, 0x00330034, and 0x80400080.
On the "Trap and Notification Targets" tab, add the Remote Host Address and Remote Port of an approved SNMP server that generates alerts that will be forwarded to the administrators and ISSO when audit failure events occur.
On the Main tab, set the "Administrative state" to "enabled" >> Click "Save Configuration".
In the DataPower web interface, navigate to Administration >> Access >> SNMP Settings. Verify that "Trap Event Subscriptions" include Event Subscription codes that indicate audit failure: 0x80c0006a, 0x82400067, 0x00330034, and 0x80400080.
On the "Trap and Notification Targets" tab, verify that this configuration includes the Remote Host Address and Remote Port of an approved SNMP server that generates alerts that will be forwarded to the administrators and ISSO when audit failure events occur.
On the Main tab, confirm that the "Administrative state" is set to "enabled". Additionally, confirm that that the run time state (shown at the top of the page after the text "SNMP Settings") indicates in brackets that the SNMP object is in an "up" state.
If the SNMP object state is down, this is a finding.
V-65147
False
WSDP-NM-000097
In the DataPower web interface, navigate to Administration >> Access >> SNMP Settings. Verify that "Trap Event Subscriptions" include Event Subscription codes that indicate audit failure: 0x80c0006a, 0x82400067, 0x00330034, and 0x80400080.
On the "Trap and Notification Targets" tab, verify that this configuration includes the Remote Host Address and Remote Port of an approved SNMP server that generates alerts that will be forwarded to the administrators and ISSO when audit failure events occur.
On the Main tab, confirm that the "Administrative state" is set to "enabled". Additionally, confirm that that the run time state (shown at the top of the page after the text "SNMP Settings") indicates in brackets that the SNMP object is in an "up" state.
If the SNMP object state is down, this is a finding.
M
2861