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6SHFLI\LQJ$FWLYDWLQJDQG'HOHWLQJ)LOWHUVSpecifying the filters in the list, deleting them, or deleting anentire list, are accomplished using the cmFilter function object.For example:CRAFT> set cmfilter [1.4.4, 3] function=deleteThis command will delete filter number 3 for the interface specified(a DSL port at location 1.4.4). With the function object, theoperator can command a filter or filter list to be deleted, or a filterto be inserted into a list. When the filter specifications aredisplayed in response to a Get or Getnext command, the filterfunctionalways displays as active. The operator can set it toany value, to perform the following functions (recall that a filterdefinition must have both a PII and a filter-number):• ACTIVE—Activates the filter criteria specified within theaccompanying command (that is, in the same setstatement as the active command). If there is already afilter at the location (list number) specified, it will bereplaced with the filter you have defined. If you specify afilter-number larger than any on the existing list, thenew filter will then be appended to the end of the filterlist.• INSERT—Inserts the filter criteria specified within theaccompanying command. The new filter will be assignedthe filter number you specified and the numbers of allexisting filters in the list will be increased by 1 to makeroom for the inserted filter. If you specify a filter-numberlarger than any on the list, the new filter will be added tothe end of the filter-list.• DELETE—Removes the specified filter. As shown in theexample above, no other filter values should be entered.All filters following the deleted filter have their filternumbersreduced by 1 as a result.• DELETE_LIST—Deletes the entire filter list for thespecified interface. No other filter values should beentered, but you must enter a filter-number (any 1- or 2-digit integer will do) because ‘filter-number’ is an indexof the table.&KDSWHU$GYDQFHG&RQILJXUDWLRQ