Yes there are few traps available : panROUTINGRoutedBGPPeerEnterEstablishedTrap NOTIFICATION-TYPE OBJECTS { panReceiveTime, panSerial, panEventType, panEventSubType, panVsys, panSeqno, panActionflags, panSystemEventId, panSystemObject, panSystemModule, panSystemSeverity, panSystemDescription } STATUS current DESCRIPTION "BGP peer session enters established state." ::={panCommonEventEventsV2 1531} panROUTINGRoutedBGPPeerLeftEstablishedTrap NOTIFICATION-TYPE OBJECTS { panReceiveTime, panSerial, panEventType, panEventSubType, panVsys, panSeqno, panActionflags, panSystemEventId, panSystemObject, panSystemModule, panSystemSeverity, panSystemDescription } STATUS current DESCRIPTION "BGP peer session left established state." ::={panCommonEventEventsV2 1532} You can look at following MIB file for detailed information : https://live.paloaltonetworks.com/docs/DOC-6587 Hope this helps. Thank you.
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