jnxSyslogID

jnxSyslogEntry 1

System log message identifier. This identifier is a numerical value and may not be consecutive. This identifier is also used as the primary index in jnxSyslogAttrValTable.

jnxSyslogEventName

jnxSyslogEntry 2

An octet string that contains the system log event name.

jnxSyslogTimestamp

jnxSyslogEntry 3

Time the message was generated. This value is expressed as DateAndTime.

jnxSyslogSeverity

jnxSyslogEntry 4

Severity of the system log message. The severity value is equal to the value that the system log uses + 1. For example, an emergency message (severity 0 in the system log) has a severity of 1.

Severity values include:

• emergency (1)
• alert (2)
• critical (3)
• error (4)
• warning (5)
• notice (6)
• info (7)
• debug (8)

jnxSyslogFacility

jnxSyslogEntry 5

Identifies the facility used to generate the log message. (Table 116.)

jnxSyslogProcessID

jnxSyslogEntry 6

Process ID of the process that generated the system log message.

jnxSyslogProcessName

jnxSyslogEntry 7

Process that generated the system log message.

jnxSyslogHostName

jnxSyslogEntry 8

Hostname of the machine that generated the system log.

jnxSyslogMessage

jnxSyslogEntry 9

System log message that was generated.

1

kernel

Kernel messages

2

user

User level messages

3

mail

Mail system

4

daemon

System processes

5

auth

Authorization messages

6

syslog

Messages generated by the system log process (syslogd)

7

lpr

Line printer subsystem

8

news

Network news subsystem

9

uucp

UUCP subsystem

10

cron

Clock process

11

authPriv

Authorization messages

12

ftp

FTP process

13

ntp

NTP subsystem

14

security

Security subsystems (for example, firewall)

15

console

/dev/console output

16

reserved

Reserved for system use

17

loca10

–

18

dfc

JUNOS names

19

loca12

–

20

firewall

JUNOS names

21

pfe

JUNOS names

22

conflict

JUNOS names

23

change

JUNOS names

24

interact

JUNOS names