Description: This persistent variable determines the maximum size of the 'logRecTable', as returned to an SNMP user.

For system that are connected via wire-less communications it is useful to limit the bandwidth requirements of SNMP access, particularly for table accesses that can be bandwidth intensive.

The range of valid values for this variable is 5 to 'logMaxSize', inclusive.

Setting this variable to any value forces 'logViewPageControl' to be set to 1.

The default value for this variable is 'logMaxSize'.

When 'logViewPageSize' is set at any value smaller than 'logMaxSize', the 'logRecTable' may have multiple pages, depending upon how many log records are present in the log ('logCurrentSize'), and the viewing filter 'logViewSeverityFilter'. The variable 'logViewPageControl' allows the SNMP user to retrieve any of these pages.

For example, if 'logMaxSize' and 'logCurrentSize' is 50, and 'logViewPageSize' is 5, then there could be effectively 10 logical pages (depending upon view filters).

'logViewEvents' indicates the number of system events that would be displayable on all pages of the 'logRecTable' given the view filtering criteria specified by the current value of 'logViewSeverityFilter'. Examining 'logViewEvents' may assist in choosing a useful value of for this variable 'logViewPageSize'.

The retrieval of the 'logRecTable' is also effected by the other viewing variables, which provide sorting and filtering controls. These other variables are: 'logViewSeverityFilter', 'logViewMethod', 'logViewDirection', 'logViewAge'.