CISCO-SYSLOG-EXT-MIB Download
MIB module for configuring and monitoring System Log
related management parameters as defined by RFC 3164.
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OID list for CISCO-SYSLOG-EXT-MIB
- cseSyslogConsoleEnable
- Indicate whether the Syslog messages should be sent to the console.
- cseSyslogConsoleMsgSeverity
- Minimum severity of the message that are sent to the Console.
- cseSyslogLogFileName
- Name of file to which the Syslog messages are logged. Set operation with a zero length will fail.
- cseSyslogLogFileMsgSeverity
- Minimum severity of the message that are sent to the log file (cseSyslogLogFileName).
- cseSyslogFileLoggingDisable
- Indicates whether the Syslog messages should be sent to the file indicated by cseSyslogLogFileName. Once this object is set to 'true', the Syslog messages are no longer sent to the file. The value of 'cseSyslogLogFileName' is set to zero length string. To ...
- cseSyslogServerTableMaxEntries
- The maximum number of entries that the agent supports in the cseSyslogServerTable.
- cseSyslogServerTable
- This table contains all the Syslog servers which are configured.
- cseSyslogServerEntry
- An entry containing information about a Syslog server.
- cseSyslogServerIndex
- An arbitrary integer value, greater than zero, and less than and equal to cseSyslogServerTableMaxEntries, which identifies a Syslog server row in this table.
- cseSyslogServerAddressType
- The type of the address of the Syslog server which is given by the corresponding value of cseSyslogServerAddress.
- cseSyslogServerAddress
- The address of the Syslog server.
- cseSyslogServerMsgSeverity
- Minimum severity of the message that are sent to this Syslog server.
- cseSyslogServerStatus
- The status of this row. A row can not become 'active' until the values for cseSyslogServerAddressType and cseSyslogServerAddress in that row have both been set. A row cannot be created until corresponding instances of following objects are instantiated. - ...
- cseSyslogServerFacility
- The facility to be used when sending Syslog messages to this server.
- cseSyslogServerProtocol
- The transport protocol used for sending syslog messages to syslog server.
- cseSyslogServerPort
- The port number of the syslog server to which syslog messages are sent. The default value in case of 'cseSyslogServerProtocol' value of 'udp' is 514. The default value in case of 'cseSyslogServerProtocol' value of 'tcp' is 1468.
- cseSyslogServerProtocolFallback
- This object is used for specifying the protcol to fallback to if the sending of syslog messages using the protocol configured in 'cseSyslogServerProtocol' fails. If the value of this object is same as the value specified in 'cseSyslogServerProtocol', then ...
- cseSyslogMessageControlTable
- This table contains the information about what system log messages should be sent to Syslog host, console, log file, and/or logged into the internal buffer.
- cseSyslogMessageControlEntry
- A system log message control table entry. Each entry specifies a severity for a particular 'facility' which generates Syslog messages. Any generated message which is at least as severe as the specified severity will be logged.
- cseSyslogMessageFacility
- System log message facility.
- cseSyslogMessageSeverity
- Minimum severity of the message that are generated by this Syslog message facility.
- cseSyslogTerminalEnable
- Indicate whether the Syslog messages should be sent to the terminals.
- cseSyslogTerminalMsgSeverity
- Minimum severity of the message that are sent to the terminals.
- cseSyslogLinecardEnable
- Indicate whether the Syslog messages should be generated at the line cards.
- cseSyslogLinecardMsgSeverity
- Minimum severity of the message that are sent from linecards.
- ciscoSyslogExtGroup
- A collection of objects for Syslog management.
- ciscoSyslogProtocolGroup
- A collection of objects referring to protocol related objects in syslog configuration.
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