hwNotifyFilterExtCondition

Detailed condition of filtering the alarm. It used 1-7 byte to describe
the value, and every byte is issued as a decimal numeral.
The range is determined by different alarm types as follows:    
              
When the type of the object to be filtered is system(1), 
hwNotifyFilterExtCondition can be any value of 0.0.0.0-255.255.255.255.
Four bytes are used to describe the value.
              
When the type of the object to be filtered is level(2), 
the object to be filtered is the alarm, the range is 1-4. 
One byte is used to describe the value.
Options: 
1. critical(1)     -indicates the critical alarm. 
2. major(2)        -indicates the major alarm. 
3. minor(3)        -indicates the minor alarm.
4. warning(4)      -indicates the warning alarm.  
              
In GR version, When the type of the object to be filtered is level(2), 
the object to be filtered is the event, the range is 9-10.
One byte is used to describe the value. 
Options: 
1. notalarmed(9)   -indicates the not-alarmed event. 
2. notreported(10)  -indicates the not-reported event.  
              
When the type of the object to be filtered is type(3), the range is 1-5. 
One byte is used to describe the value. 
Options: 
1. communication(1)-indicates the communication alarm. 
2. service(2)      -indicates the service quality alarm. 
3. process(3)      -indicates the process error alarm. 
4. equipment(4)    -indicates the hardware device alarm.
5. environment(5)  -indicates the environment alarm.   
              
When the type of the object to be filtered is id(4), 
the range is 1-0xffffffff, that is, the ID of the alarm or event. 
Four bytes are used to describe the value. For example, the ID is 0x02310000, 
it converts to byte is 2.49.0.0, and 2(0x02), 49(0x31), 0(0x00), 0(0x00). 
              
When the type of the object to be filtered is parameter(5), 
the range is a 4-7 bytes value of the string type. 
The first byte of the string indicate the type of the object to be filtered. 
Currently, the system supports four types of the objects to be filtered. 
0 indicates that the object is filtered by shelf ID. 
If the first byte is 0, the shelf ID is obtained from the next two bytes.
1 indicates that the object is filtered by shelf ID and slot ID. 
If the first byte is 1, the shelf ID is obtained from the next two bytes 
and the slot ID is obtained from the fourth and fifth byte. 
2 indicates that the object is filtered by shelf ID, slot ID and port ID. 
If the first byte is 2, the shelf ID is obtained from the next two bytes, 
the slot ID is obtained from the fourth and fifth byte, and the port ID 
is obtained from the sixth and seventh byte. 
3 indicates that the object is filtered by VLAN ID. 
If the first byte is 3, the VLAN ID is obtained from the next three bytes. 
For example, the parameter is 258/1/2, it converts to byte is 2.1.2.0.1.0.2,
and the shelf ID 258(0x102) is described by 1.2.

MIB

HUAWEI-SNMP-NOTIFICATION-MIB

OID

.1.3.6.1.4.1.2011.6.30.9.12.1.3

Type

column

Access

noaccess

Status

current

Parent

hwNotifyFilterExtEntry

Table

hwNotifyFilterExtTable

Siblings

3