Руководство Разработчика для Cisco Cisco Prime Network Services Controller 3.0

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fsmDescr="" 
fsmPrev="DisassociateSuccess" 
fsmProgr="100" 
fsmRmtInvErrCode="none" 
fsmRmtInvErrDescr="" 
fsmRmtInvRslt="" 
fsmStageDescr="" 
fsmStamp="2010-12-03T23:18:13.304" 
fsmStatus="nop" 
fsmTry="0" 
intId="10155" 
mgmtIp="10.193.33.221" 
model="" 
name="firewall" 
pooled="0" 
registeredClientDn="extpol/reg/clients/client-1005" 
revision="0" 
serial="" 
svcId="1005" 
vendor=""/> 

</outConfigs> 

The following topics describe how to manage policies: 

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Device Policies 

The following topics provide examples for working with device policies: 

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Syslog Policy 

A syslog policy object tracks all actions that take place within the system and sets the logging level for a device 
profile. The following example creates a syslog policy named mysyslog. 

<configConfMos 

cookie="<real_cookie>"> 
<inConfigs> 

<pair key="org-root/syslog-mysyslog"> 

<commSyslog dn="org-root/syslog-mysyslog"> 
<commSyslogConsole 

adminState="enabled" 
severity="emergencies"/> 

<commSyslogClient 

name="primary" 
adminState="enabled"