Build a Filter:

1. Select field from the “Column” drop-down list.
2. Select an operator from the “which” drop-down list.
3. Enter value into the “value” field.
4. Select “AND”, “OR” or “END” from the last drop-down list.
5. Click the “Add” button.
6. Add additional filter criteria statements to narrow the table.
7. The “AND” or “OR” operations go in the order of the statements from top to bottom.
8. An “END” operation will terminate the filter, even if it is not the last filter statement.
9. The operators are “CONTAINS”, “IS GREATER THAN”, “IS LESS THAN”, “EQUALS” and “DOES NOT EQUALS”. Use these various operators with “AND”/”OR” to form more complex filters.
10. The operators depend on the columns variable type along with the value type. For example, if the column is an enumeration type (drop-down list), based on the enumeration of a MIB, if you enter a number in the value field, it will compare enumeration numbers instead of string types. If the value type is of string, it will use the label of the enumeration type to compare, instead of the number.
11. “CONTAINS” always uses the string type.
12. Select a row in “Display rows where:” list, make a modification and select the replace button to modify a filter statement in the list.
13. Select “Remove all” button and Filter to return to the unfiltered table.
14. Select a row in “Display rows where:” list, select “Remove” button to remove filter statement from the list.