Specifications

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4 Type the following information:
● Check Point Server IP – Specifies the IP address of the ELA Management Station
● ELA Port – Specifies the port to use for ELA. The default port is 18187.
● ELA Log Interval – Specifies the amount of time (in milliseconds) you want the system to wait
before attempting to log once there is a connection between Summit WM Controller and the
Check Point gateway. The default is 100 milliseconds.
● ELA Retry Interval – Specifies the amount of time (in milliseconds) you want the system to wait
before attempting a re-connection between Summit WM Controller and the Check Point gateway.
The default is 2000 milliseconds.
● ELA Message Queue Size – Specifies the number of messages the log queue holds if the Summit
WM Controller and the Check Point gateway become disconnected. The default is 1000 log
entries.
● SIC Name – Specifies the Secure Internal Communication (SIC) Name, your security-based ID.
● SIC Password – Specifies your Secure Internal Communication (SIC) password. You can use the
Unmask button to display the password.
5 To save your changes, click Save.
6 To create the certificate to be sent to the ELA Management Station, click Generate Certificate.
If the certificate is properly generated and the connection with the ELA Management Station is
made, the Connection Status section displays the following message:
OPSEC Connection OK
If there is an error in generating the certificate or establishing the connection, the Connection Status
section displays the following message:
OPSEC Connection Error
ELA Management Station events
The events for the ELA Management Station are grouped under Extreme and are mapped as info events
and alert events. The alerts include:
● Altitude AP registration and/or authentication failed
● Authentication User Request unsuccessful
● RADIUS server rejected login (Access Rejected)
● An unknown AP has attempted to connect. AP authentication failure.
● A connection request failed to authenticate with the CM messaging server. This may indicate port-
scanning of the Summit WM Controller, or a back-door access attempt.
● Unauthorized client attempting to connect
Enabling SNMP
The Summit WM software system supports Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), Version 1
and 2c. SNMP, a set of protocols for managing complex networks, is used to retrieve Summit WM
Controller statistics and configuration information.