KB.15.15

Example

Figure 216 Specifying the Criteria for a Filter and then Enabling the Filter

1. The filter named SevWarnFatal adds a sub-filter of the severity type, with a sequence number

of 10. The sub-filter specifies that a match for an event log message with a severity of “warning”

will be logged.

2. The second sub-filter has a sequence number of 20 and a severity type of major. The sub-filter

specifies that a match for an event log message with a severity of “major” will be logged.

3. The default sub-filter, which is created automatically at the time of filter creation, is always the

last entry in the filter module. It matches “anything” and cannot be changed. You can change

the actions to either permitor deny. This example specifies that any message that did not meet

the prior matching criteria will not be logged.

4. The last command enables the filter named SevWarnFatal. If there was another filter enabled,

this filter automatically replaces it and the other filter is disabled.

Example

Figure 217 Specifying the Criteria for a Filter named noUpDownEvents and then Enabling the Filter

1. The filter named noUpDownEvents adds a sub-filter with a type of event-num, and a sequence

number of 10. The sub-filter specifies that a match for an event log message with an event

number of “76” will not be logged.

2. The second sub-filter has a sequence number of 20 and a type of event-num. The sub-filter

specifies that a match for an event log message with an event number of “77” will not be

logged.

3. The default sub-filter, which is created automatically at the time of filter creation, is always the

last entry in the filter module. It matches “anything” and cannot be changed. You can change

the actions to either permit or deny. This example specifies that any message that did not meet

the prior matching criteria will be logged.

4. The last command enables the filternamednoUpDownEvents. If there was another filter enabled,

this filter automatically replaces it and the other filter is disabled.

Example

Figure 218 Specifying the Criteria for a Match using a Regular Expression and then Enabling the

Filter

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