| csilSysInfoLogEnabled |
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Specifies whether System Information Logging has been
enabled in the system or not.
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| csilSysInfoLogNotifEnabled |
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This object controls whether notifications will be generated
by system logging process or not.
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| csilMaxServerAllowed |
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Specifies the maximum number of entries that can be configured
in csilServerTable. A value of zero indicates no limit on the
numbers of entries in the csilServerTable.
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| csilMaxProfilePerServerAllowed |
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Indicates the maximum number of command profiles allowed to
configure for a logging server. A profile defines a set of
commands that will be used for system information logging
purpose.
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| csilServerEntry |
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Information about a server to keep the data file for System
Information Logging purpose. Entries in this table can be
created or deleted using csilServerRowStatus object.
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| csilMaxCommandPerProfile |
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Specifies the maximum commands allowed in a profile. A
value of zero indicates no limitation on the number of
commands allowed in a profile.
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| csilCommandsEntry |
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An entry contains the command logging information regarding
a profile and a command index combination. Entries in this
table can be created or deleted using csilCommandStatus
object.
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| csilServerIndex |
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An arbitrary index assigned by the NMS to identify the
entry. Maximum value of this object is limited by the
value of csilMaxServerAllowed.
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| csilServerAddressType |
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Specifies the type of address used to determine the address
of the server to be used for logging system information.
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| csilServerAddress |
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Specifies the address of the remote host used for logging
system information.
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| csilServerProfileIndex |
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Specifies the profile assigned to this server. A profile is a
set of specific commands defined in csilCommandConfigTable,
which will be executed in the period specified by the object
csilServerInterval for logging system information to the
server.
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| csilServerProtocol |
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Specifies the file transfer protocol to be used for logging
system information.
- tftp(1): indicates that tftp is used for logging system
information.
- rcp(2): indicates that rcp is used for logging system
information.
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| csilServerRcpUserName |
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Specifies the remote user name used to download system
information via RCP protocol. This object must be set when
csilServerProtocol is set to rcp(2). This object will have
no effect for protocols other than RCP.
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| csilServerInterval |
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A period of time, measured in unit of minutes. This object
specifies how often the command set is executed for
logging system information.
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| csilServerLoggingFileName |
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Specifies the file name used for logging system
information.
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| csilServerLastStatus |
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Indicates the status of the last system information
logging process into the server.
- none(1): initial state. No process has been started.
- noLogFile(2): there is no log file has been configured.
- noCommand(3): there is no command has been configured.
- linkBlock(4): another process might have taken the
rcp or tftp connection at the time the interval
is due.
- authError(5): authentication failed.
- addrError(6): an error occurs due to the destination
address is not reachable.
- copying(7) : logging process to destination server is
in progress.
- writeError(8): an error occurs while copying logging
information to the server.
- success(9): logging process completed successfully.
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| csilServerRowStatus |
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This object is used to manage the creation, modification
and deletion of rows in the table.
Except of csilServerRcpUserName, all other objects need to
be set before csilServerRowStatus can be set to 'active'.
When this object is set to be 'active', the entry can not be
modified.
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| csilCommandProfileIndex |
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An arbitrary index assigned by NMS to uniquely identify a
profile. A profile contains a set of commands that will be
executed periodically for the purpose of logging system
information.
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| csilCommandIndex |
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An arbitrary index assigned by NMS, which is combined with
the value of csilCommandProfileIndex object to uniquely
identify an entry.
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| csilCommandString |
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Specifies the command to be executed.
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| csilCommandExecOrder |
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Specifies the order in which the command specified in the
object csilCommandLog will be executed periodically for
loging system information. Value of this object need not to
be consistent as it can be changed during the configuration
of the command set. Execution order of commands in the
lower part of the list will be moved up or pushed down when
a command is removed from or inserted to a position in the
middle of the list, respectively. For example, there is a
list of three commands 'show A', 'show B' and 'show C' with
the execution orders as 1, 2 and 3 respectively. If 'show
B' is removed from the list, the execution order of 'show
C' will be changed from 3 to 2. If 'show D' is added to the
list with the execution order as 2, the execution order of
'show B' and 'show C' will be changed to 3 and 4,
respectively.
Execution order of new commands appended to the list must be
continuous with the execution order of the last existing
command on the list, otherwise it will be rejected.
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| csilCommandStatus |
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This object is used to manage the creation, modification and
deletion of rows in this table.
Value of this object can be set to 'active' only when value of
other columns have been assigned. The entry may not be
modified when value of this object is 'active'.
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