lightStreamBridgeFilterTable

LIGHTSTREAM-MIB · .1.3.6.1.4.1.711.3.1.2

Object

table mandatory
A list of filters.  Reverse Polish Notation
(RPN) is being used here to provide the most
flexibility in defining more complex filters in
the future. 
          
Each filter is represented by a list of entries.
Each entry is a single RPN token.  To create an
entry, create the list of tokens as follows:
          
	     More than one token can be contained
		  in a single message.
	     All fields of a single token must be
		 in the same message.
	     The lightStreamBrFilterStatus object of
		 all intermediate tokens must contain
		 the value 'intermediateToken'.
	     The lightStreamBrFilterStatus object of
		 the last token must contain the value
		 'complete'.
	When the last token is created with a status
	of 'complete' the status field of every prior
	token associated with that filter is set to
	'complete'. 
          
	When the filter is set to 'complete', it is
	available for use in a 
	lightStreamBridgeFilterParameterEntry.  The
	filter is not actually used until its ID is
	placed in a
	lightStreamBridgeFilterParameterEntry and the
	associated parameters are defined. 
          
	A filter may be used more than once in the
	lightStreamBridgeFilterParameterTable.  The
	agent does not permit the user to 'delete' the
	filter entry until it is removed from the
	lightStreamBridgeFilterParameterTable.  
          
	When a filter is placed into or removed from
	the lightStreamBridgeFilterParameterTable,
	its new state becomes active immediately.
          
	The agent provides timeout service for
	partially constructed filters.  If a manager
	doesn't complete a filter definition within the
	timeout period (currently 3 minutes), the
	agent removes all tokens associated with that
	filter.

Context

MIB
LIGHTSTREAM-MIB
OID
.1.3.6.1.4.1.711.3.1.2
Type
table
Status
mandatory
Parent
lightStreamBridge
Siblings
3
Children
1

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