This object is used for configuring the
origin identifier for the syslog messages.
The origin identifier is useful for identifying
the source of system logging messages in cases
syslog messages from multiple devices are sent
to a single syslog host.
The origin identifier is added to the beginning of
all system logging (syslog) messages sent to remote
hosts.
The type of the identifier is specified
by clogOriginIDType object.
This object can be written by the SNMP manager
only when clogOriginIDType is set to 'userDefined'.
For following value(s) of clogOriginIDType,
this object can not be set; the value of this
object is derived by the system in these cases:
'contextName'
'ipv4Address'
'hostName'
'other'
'none'
This object contains the context name
of the device, when clogOriginIDType is
set to 'contextName'.
This object contains IPv4 address
(in dotted decimal notation) of the sending
interface when clogOriginIDType is set to
'ipv4Address'.
This object contains hostname of the system
when clogOriginIDType is set to 'hostName'.
This object will contain zero length
octet string when clogOriginIDType is
either 'none' or 'other'.