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Unauthorized Access Log

An unauthorized access log is generated when a terminal access breaks one or more pre-configured access binding rules, or is not defined in any access bindings.

You can configure the unauthorized access processing policy to deal with the unauthorized terminal accesses. The unauthorized access processing policy includes the following actions:

• sending alarm
• shutting down the access device interface
• bringing up the access device interface

If you select to shut down or bring up an access device interface in the specified period for an unauthorized access processing policy, you can manually cancel the action before it is executed.

Unauthorized access logs are classified into the following four types:

• Terminal access binding conflict: Indicates an access that breaks a terminal access binding rule.
• Switch access binding conflict: Indicates an access that breaks a switch access binding rule.
• Terminal/Switch access binding conflict: Indicates an access that breaks both a terminal access binding rule and a switch access binding rule.
• Undefined access binding conflict: Indicates an access that is not defined in any access bindings.

Functions

• Query Unauthorized Access Logs
• Cancel Action

Related Topics

• Unauthorized Access
• Terminal Access Binding
• Switch Access Binding
• Unauthorized Access Processing Policy