Determines whether the events generated by the software will be logged locally or on a centralised CPU card within the chassis.
A value of 0 or a value equal to the local slot number will enable local Event Manager processing (events filtering, logging and trap generation). Other values determines the central Event Manager CPU slot number (1 to 16). When central Event Manager is enabled, all the events manager messages are filtered locally and then sent to the CPU card specified by this object for recording.
Centralised event manager is avaliable only in CX1000 and CX2000 products. In single CPU units, like the CX900 or the CX950, the value will be fixed to 0 allowing local Event Manager processing only.
A log file can be read by the console through UI module. The syntax of the reading command is defined as follows:
Command: readlog
Description by circitor
Determines whether the events generated by the software will be logged locally or on a centralised CPU card within the chassis.
A value of 0 or a value equal to the local slot number will enable local Event Manager processing (events filtering, logging and trap generation). Other values determines the central Event Manager CPU slot number (1 to 16). When central Event Manager is enabled, all the events manager messages are filtered locally and then sent to the CPU card specified by this object for recording.
Centralised event manager is avaliable only in CX1000 and CX2000 products. In single CPU units, like the CX900 or the CX950, the value will be fixed to 0 allowing local Event Manager processing only.
A log file can be read by the console through UI module. The syntax of the reading command is defined as follows:
Command: readlog
Where: - the name of the logfile which contains the events information.
- optionnal parameter: 0 to read (default), 1 to read and delete items as they are read, and 2 to delete the enntire file.
cxEvmLoggingCPU OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX INTEGER (0..16)
ACCESS read-write
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION
"Determines whether the events generated by the software will be logged
locally or on a centralised CPU card within the chassis.
A value of 0 or a value equal to the local slot number will enable local
Event Manager processing (events filtering, logging and trap generation).
Other values determines the central Event Manager CPU slot number (1 to 16).
When central Event Manager is enabled, all the events manager messages are
filtered locally and then sent to the CPU card specified by this object for
recording.
Centralised event manager is avaliable only in CX1000 and CX2000 products.
In single CPU units, like the CX900 or the CX950, the value will be fixed
to 0 allowing local Event Manager processing only.
A log file can be read by the console through UI module. The syntax of
the reading command is defined as follows:
Command: readlog
Where: - the name of the logfile which contains the events information.
- optionnal parameter: 0 to read (default), 1 to read and delete
items as they are read, and 2 to delete the enntire file.
Range of Values: 0 to 16
Default Value: 0
Configuration Changed: operative"
::= { cxEventManager 1 }
Information by circitor
cxEvmLoggingCPU OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX INTEGER (0..16)
ACCESS read-write
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION
"Determines whether the events generated by the software will be logged
locally or on a centralised CPU card within the chassis.
A value of 0 or a value equal to the local slot number will enable local
Event Manager processing (events filtering, logging and trap generation).
Other values determines the central Event Manager CPU slot number (1 to 16).
When central Event Manager is enabled, all the events manager messages are
filtered locally and then sent to the CPU card specified by this object for
recording.
Centralised event manager is avaliable only in CX1000 and CX2000 products.
In single CPU units, like the CX900 or the CX950, the value will be fixed
to 0 allowing local Event Manager processing only.
A log file can be read by the console through UI module. The syntax of
the reading command is defined as follows:
Command: readlog
Where: - the name of the logfile which contains the events information.
- optionnal parameter: 0 to read (default), 1 to read and delete
items as they are read, and 2 to delete the enntire file.
Range of Values: 0 to 16
Default Value: 0
Configuration Changed: operative"
::= { cxEventManager 1 }
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