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Web Gateway 7.1.5 Product Guide - McAfee

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List of incident IDs<br />

Appendix: Configuration lists<br />

List of incident IDs<br />

The following table provides a list of the incident IDs that can be used in web security rules on the<br />

appliance.<br />

The incident IDs are grouped in numerical ranges as follows:<br />

1–199: Incidents related to the appliance system<br />

200–299: Core subsystem incidents<br />

300–399: Update module incidents<br />

500–599: Log File Manager incidents<br />

600–699: sysconfd daemon incidents<br />

700–799: Proxy module incidents<br />

800–899: Virus and malware filtering incidents<br />

900-999: Authentication incidents<br />

1000–1099: URL filtering incidents<br />

1600–1699: SSL certification incidents<br />

3000–3200: Central management incidents<br />

For more information on how to use incident IDs and other incident properties, see Error handling using<br />

incidents.<br />

For individual incident properties, see List of properties.<br />

Table A-4 List of incident IDs<br />

Incident ID Description Origin number and name Severity<br />

5 A rule that uses an incident property has been executed. 1 System 7<br />

20 RAID monitoring reports critical status or failure of one 1 Health monitor 4 (or 3 for<br />

or more hard disks.<br />

hard-disk<br />

failure)<br />

21 S.M.A.R.T health check reports an error on a HDD hard<br />

disk.<br />

1 Health monitor 4<br />

22 File system usage exceeds a configured limit. 1 Health monitor 4<br />

23 Memory usage exceeds a configured limit. 1 Health monitor 4<br />

24 System load exceeds a configured limit. 1 Health monitor 4<br />

200 The license expiration date has been checked. 2 Core 6<br />

201 The appliance has successfully completed all FIPS 140-2<br />

self-tests.<br />

2 Core 6<br />

301 Download of update files was stopped because there is<br />

not enough disk space.<br />

3 Updater 3<br />

302 Download of product x failed for node y in central<br />

management.<br />

3 Updater 3<br />

303 The update module reports that update of product x<br />

failed on node y in central management.<br />

3 Updater 3<br />

304 The update module received a report from an update<br />

server that status of product x is up-to-date.<br />

3 Updater 3<br />

305 The update module could not connect to an update<br />

server.<br />

3 Updater 3<br />

501 The Log File Manager failed to push log files. 5 Log File Manager 3<br />

601 Data packages involved in a yum update require an<br />

restart of the appliance to become effective.<br />

6 mwg-update 4<br />

666 A FIPS 140-2 self-test failed on node y in central<br />

management. The node is running in non-FIPS mode.<br />

1 FIPS 0<br />

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