SYSLOG DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN
    IMPORTS
    MODULE-IDENTITY, OBJECT-TYPE, OBJECT-IDENTITY, IpAddress
        FROM SNMPv2-SMI
    DisplayString 
        FROM SNMPv2-TC
    SyslogEnableT, SyslogFilterSelectT
        FROM ExaltComm       
    radioConfig
        FROM ExaltComProducts;

   advSystemConfig OBJECT-IDENTITY
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION         "This is the device specific advanced configuration section."
        ::= { radioConfig 5 }

    syslogCfg OBJECT-IDENTITY
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION         "Syslog remote logging configuration."
        ::= { advSystemConfig 6 }

    syslogEnable OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX              SyslogEnableT
        MAX-ACCESS          read-write
        STATUS              current
        DESCRIPTION         "this mib to enable/disable the Syslog remote logging in the radio.
	                     0 - disbale Syslog remote logging. 
			     1 - enable Syslog remote logging." 
			      
        ::= { syslogCfg 1 }

    syslogRemoteIpAddr OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX              DisplayString
        MAX-ACCESS          read-write
        STATUS              current
        DESCRIPTION         "IP address of the remote host the Syslog event messages being sent to.
	                     IP address is in xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx format"

        ::= { syslogCfg 2 }


    syslogFilterSelect OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX              SyslogFilterSelectT
        MAX-ACCESS          read-write
        STATUS              current
        DESCRIPTION        "logging filter selection.
	                   
			    0 - All - send all event messages to remote                    
			    1 - Minor - Minor only                 
			    2 - Minor, Major and critical                  
			    3 - Major only          
			    4 - Major and Critical                
			    5 - Critical only."           

        ::= { syslogCfg 3 }

    commitSyslogSettings OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX              DisplayString
        MAX-ACCESS          read-write
        STATUS              current
        DESCRIPTION         "This command allows saving or clear the Syslog configuration.
                            Option strings to be written are: save, clear, correspondingly saving changes to
                            configuration to the persistent storage or clearing unsaved changes."
        ::= { syslogCfg 1000 }
END