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Category: DSL
Description: Manages system event log configuration and retrieval on PairGain Technologies DSL access equipment.
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What Is PAIRGAIN-SYS-LOG-MIB?
PAIRGAIN-SYS-LOG-MIB is a PairGain Technologies MIB for managing the system event log on PairGain DSL access equipment, allowing retrieval and configuration of stored log entries from the device. It exposes a system log table with per-entry identifier, timestamp, log-entry type, originating slot ID, and a textual description field. Its monitoring value is squarely software/system status: polling this table lets an administrator retrieve recent system events (errors, state changes, or faults) recorded by the device firmware, functioning as a lightweight remote event log/audit trail rather than a real-time counter or sensor MIB. It is a self-contained proprietary MIB without an apparent formal dependency on a standard logging MIB (such as SYSLOG-MSG-MIB). It is typically deployed on PairGain DSL access multiplexers and remote terminal equipment, where PAIRGAIN-SYS-LOG-MIB SNMP monitoring provides centralized retrieval of device event history for fault diagnosis.
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Supported Devices
- PairGain DSL access multiplexers and remote terminal equipment
Monitoring Examples
An operator would poll pgSystemLogTable/pgSystemLogEntry ordered by pgSystemLogId, reading pgSystemLogTimeStamp, pgSystemLogType, pgSystemLogSlotId, and pgSystemLogDescription to review recent device events. A cluster of new log entries with an error-indicating pgSystemLogType and a consistent pgSystemLogSlotId would reveal a specific line card or slot repeatedly logging faults, pointing to a hardware problem on that slot.
What Can Be Monitored
- system log entries (id, timestamp, type)
- originating slot ID of logged events
- log entry description/fault text
Imported Objects
OIDs
RFC description
System log table for PairGain DSLAM chassis, storing error, alarm, and diagnostic events.
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