Allied Telesis AlliedWare Plus Operating System Version 5.4.4C (x310-26FT,x310-26FP,x310-50FT,x310-50FP) - Manual (Page 1858)

SNMP MIBs
Software Reference for x310 Series Switches
69.46 AlliedWare Plus TM Operating System - Version 5.4.4C C613-50046-01 REV A
AT-LOG-MIB
The AT Log MIB contains objects for listing log entries from the buffered and permanent
logs (
Table 69-12 ). The objects reside in the module log { modules 601 }, organized in the
following groups:
■ Log Table - objects containing the information from log messages issued by the
system, ordered from oldest to newest entry
■ Log Options - contains objects used to set up the log options configuration
Table 69-12: Objects defined in AT-LOG-MIB
Object Object Identifier Description
log { modules 601 } MIB containing objects for listing log entries from
the buffered and permanent logs.
logTable { log 1 } A list of log entries from the source specified in
the ‘logSource’ object. The list is ordered from
oldest entry to newest entry.
Indexed by:
■
logIndex
logEntry { logTable 1 } Information about a single log entry, from the
source specified in the ‘logSource’ object.
logIndex { logEntry 1 } An index integer. This index is not directly tied to
any specific log entry. Over time, the log will grow
larger and eventually older entries will be
removed from the log.
logDate { logEntry 2 } The date of the log entry. Data resides in the
format octet string, in the form YYYY MMM DD,
e.g. 2008 Oct 9.
logTime { logEntry 3 } The time of the log entry. Data resides in the
format octet string, in the form HH:MM:SS, e.g.
07:15:04.
logFacility { logEntry 4 } The syslog facility that generated the log entry, in
the format octet string. See the reference manual
for more information.
logSeverity { logEntry 5 } The severity level of the log entry, in the format
octet string. Severities are given below:
■
emerg Emergency, system is unusable
■
alert Action must be taken immediately
■ crit Critical conditions
■ errr Error conditions
■
warning Warning conditions
■
notice Normal, but significant, conditions
■ info Informational messages
■ debug Debug-level messages
logProgram { logEntry 6 } The program that generated the log entry, in the
format octet string. See the reference manual for
more information.
logMessage { logEntry 7 } The message of thew log entry, in the format
octet string.
logOptions { log 2 } Contains objects used to set up the required log
options configuration.