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(producer == "ccm") ? print() : discard();

(severity > 6)? email("Something wrong", "sysadmin")

: false

prints all alarms from ccm and sends an e-mail for ccm alarms of severity greater

than 6 to the email address sysadmin with the message Something wrong. If

the alarm is not produced by ccm, it is discarded.

If a field is not specified in a filter, the match is assumed. Filter sets may also contain

comments. A comment is introduced with either a # or a //, and continues until the

end of the line.

To verify the syntax of a filter set, use alarmf as a utility by entering the alarmf

-f filter_name command. If the filter set passes the check, a message is

returned indicating this: if not, the message returned gives an approximate location of

the error in the file. After corrections are made the command should be repeated to

validate the efficacy of the changes.

To authenticate the performance of a valid filter file, apply it to an existing log file that

contains applicable data. Use the alarmf -l logfile -f filter_name

command to do so. Filter files can also be tested against live alarms by using the

alarmf -h hostname -f filter_name command.

Use the print() action function to send the results of these checks to the console.

However, once the files have been validated the print() function should be halted

in accordance with the note at “print(<format>)” on page 211. Use the

clearflt command to disable the filter (see Command Line Interface on page

205).

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