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REST API Method: POST /rest/remotelog/{identifier}

Modifies a Remote Log Configuration Table given a specific Table ID.

https://192.168.0.111/rest/remotelog/{identifier}

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Parameter Name	Required	Service Affecting	Data Type	Default Value	Possible Values	Description
ConfigIEState	No	Yes	Enum	1	Possible values: 0 - esDISABLED 1 - esENABLED	Specifies the Administrative State of the resource.
DefaultLevel	Yes	No	Enum	4	Possible values: 0 - llDefault 1 - llTrace 2 - llDebug 3 - llInfo 4 - llWarn 5 - llError 6 - llFatal 7 - llOff	Controls the default minimum severity level of messages sent to this server. This default value can be overridden on a per-system basis via the Subsystems Configuration. Informational will produce the most output, and Fatal will produce the least. {note}Trace and Debug are not allowed to be set for the global log level.
SyslogFacility	Yes	No	Enum	9	Possible values: 0 - sfUser 1 - sfKern 2 - sfMail 3 - sfDaemon 4 - sfAuth 5 - sfLpr 6 - sfNews 7 - sfUucp 8 - sfCron 9 - sfLocal0 10 - sfLocal1 11 - sfLocal2 12 - sfLocal3 13 - sfLocal4 14 - sfLocal5 15 - sfLocal6 16 - sfLocal7	Controls which Syslog Facility will be used when sending log entries. This can be used to facilitate the sorting of messages from different nodes on a central Syslog server.
ServerAddress	Yes	No	string	none	128 - Max Length	Specifies the IP address or FQDN of the Syslog server where log entries will be sent.
ServerPort	Yes	No	int	514	Possible values: 514 - Minimum 65534 - Maximum	Specifies the Syslog server port number where log entries will be sent.
ServerTransport	Yes	No	Enum	0	Possible values: 0 - stUDP 1 - stTCP	Specifies the protocol to be used for sending log entries to the Syslog server.

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The POST can contain either only the attributes that are being updated, or the full set of attributes for the resource