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NoteThe Events client global options that can affect filter behavior, such whether filtered content should be 
saved when you move between tabs. These settings are described in Setting Up Your Events View, 
page 6-4.
These topics explain how to create new and change existing filters:
Creating a New Filter and Saving It, page 12-7
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Step 2Open the filter dialog.
Step 3Configure your filter. Links to topics that describe the filter options are provided after this procedure.
In this example, a ticket filter is created to find unacknowledged Critical, Major, Minor, and Warning 
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Figure 12-3 Ticket Filter Example
Step 4
Click Save and do the following in the Save Filter dialog box:
a.Enter a name (for example, Unacknowledged-24hours).
b.Check Share to make the filter available to other users of the same client (filters created in the Vision 
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Figure 12-4 Filter Drop-Down List
Figure 12-4 shows the new filter along with these pre-existing filters:
ASR500-new (created by the current user, JSBach).
Affects5+Devices, a shared filter created by user FLiszt.
CriticalMajor-Last24Hours, a shared filter created by FChopin.
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If the display is using a basic filter that was not saved, the client displays Filter Enabled: Untitled, as 
illustrated in Figure 12-6.
Figure 12-6 Basic Filter—(Unsaved) Filter Applied to Display
If a Find in Database filter is applied to an Events client display, the client displays Find Results at the 
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To disable any type of filter, do the following:
To clear the Find in Database filter, click the Find in Database filter icon in the toolbar and choose Clear.
Modifying Saved Filters and Managing the Filter List
To manage existing filters, open a filter dialog and click Manage Filters. In addition to filters created 
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1 hour (no new events have been associated to the ticket). Cleared tickets can be archived sooner using 
the remove operation. For detail about the Prime Network clearing and archiving mechanism, see 
Clearing, Archiving, and Purging and the Oracle Database, page 10-12.
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For information on the other fields that are displayed, see:
Service Events, page 12-14
Syslogs and Traps, page 12-15
Service Events
Service events are generated by the Prime Network system in response to changes in the network. In 
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If you are looking for specific Service events, use the Events filters. You can search for events based on 
location (devices), a string included (or not included) in the description, and other common filter criteria 
(severity, description, and so forth). Once you create the filter, you can search for recent events or all 
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NoteIf a SNMP agent is enabled in a VM, then all the traps that are generated from the VM should be 
associated to IManagedElement node of the VNE.
If you are looking for specific traps, create a trap filter as described in Creating and Saving Filters for 
Tickets and Events, page 12-6. 
NoteFor IPv6, we need to configure device to send events...