You can find them under the guide
here, as Event IDs USE0030, USR0031, and ISR0032, but as stated in the guide they do not generate SNMP traps. I tested it and it definitely does not.
Hope this helps.
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i have a monitoring software like nagios and centreon where my dell switch (access and core) are connected but the switches are in different places so i need an snmptrap (OID)to be sent everytime someone access them by ssh or remotely (login/logout/or failed login)
is there anything that can do this job? or it is not available?or is there soe alternative solution?
I would have to research this for you. I am not sure if our switches report that or not, they have their own MIBs and definitions. My answer was related to the iDRAC which can report that stuff just not by SNMP.
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