Description: The value of this bit mask reflects the current filtering policy of CSG events and alarms. Management stations which wish to not receive certain events or alarm types from the CSG can modify this value as needed. Note, however, that changes in the filtration policy affect what is received by all management stations.

Initially, the bit mask is set so that all bits are in a false state. Each bit in a true state reflects a currently filtered event, alarm, or alarm type.

The actual bit position meanings are given below. Bit 0 is LSB.

Bits 0 = Generic Normal Alarm 1 = Generic Warning Alarm 2 = Generic Minor Alarm 3 = Generic Major Alarm 4 = Generic Critical Alarm 5 = Partition Space Alarm 6 = Home Gateway Failure Alarm 7 = Component Not In Provisioned State Alarm 8 = Component Debug On Alarm 9 = Component Multiple Restart Alarm 10 = Component Restart Warning 11 = NAS Registration Failure Warning 12 = NAS Failure Alarm 13 = File Deletion Warning 14 = File Backup Warning 15 = Sysman Restart Warning 16 = File Access Warning 17 = Home Gateway/NAS Provisioning Mismatch Warning 18 = SS7 Link Failure Alarm 19 = SS7 Link Congestion Alarm 20 = ISUP Failure Alarm 21 = ISUP Congestion Alarm 22 = SS7 FEP Congestion Alarm 23 = SS7 BEP Congestion Alarm 24 = High Availability Peer Contact Lost Alarm 25 = SS7 MTP3 Congestion Alarm 26 = SS7 MTP2 Trunk Failure Alarm 27 = SS7 Linkset Failure Alarm 28 = SS7 Destination Inaccessible Alarm 29 = SS7 Destination Congested Alarm 30 = SS7 Link Alignment Failure Alarm