A unique entry in the log table. As new entries are
added to the log, this index will increase to the
maximum size of Counter, then wrap to 0. Note that
although the index into the table continues to grow, the
table size (number of entries) will only grow to the
maximum given by logMaxSize, after which the oldest entry
will be removed to make room for a new entry. Thereafter,
the table will always be the size given by logMaxSize. In
other words, this table is implemented as a sliding
window, with the oldest events dropping off the end of the
table as newer events occur. The manager should poll the
value of logCurrentIndex to see whether new entries have
been added into the table.
added to the log, this index will increase to the
maximum size of Counter, then wrap to 0. Note that
although the index into the table continues to grow, the
table size (number of entries) will only grow to the
maximum given by logMaxSize, after which the oldest entry
will be removed to make room for a new entry. Thereafter,
the table will always be the size given by logMaxSize. In
other words, this table is implemented as a sliding
window, with the oldest events dropping off the end of the
table as newer events occur. The manager should poll the
value of logCurrentIndex to see whether new entries have
been added into the table.
Sources for this description
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Parsed from nortel-optera-pub.mib.txt · nortel · NORTEL-OPTERA-PUB-MIB
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