Hi Team,

I am working on a Service Template for a T-Vips TVG420 device and I would like some guidance on filtering table rows correctly.

In the existing Visual Overview, the alarm state for NAU2 Port 3 is calculated using:

Max|[cardvar:ElementNameTVIP2]:3|[cardvar:ElementNameTVIP2]:23:Filter=fullFilter=(28 REGEX '^.+(?<!Ethernet )(Port 3)$')|ALARM

From the protocol:

• PID 3 = Alarm Status
• PID 23 = Current Alarms: Severity
• PID 28 = Current Alarms: Index [IDX] / display key

The regex: ^.+(?<!Ethernet )(Port 3)$

is intended to:

• Include alarm rows ending with Port 3
• Exclude rows ending with Ethernet Port 3

For example:

FEC threshold exceeded Port 3 - should be included AND Ethernet Port 3 - should not be included.

I am now trying to move this logic into a Service Template, so the Visual Overview can simply use the alarm state of the generated service child.

In the Service Template I have selected:

Alarm Status

<strong><code>Current Alarms: Severity</code></strong>

For Current Alarms: Severity, the Included rows field appears to support wildcard-based inclusion, for example:

*Port 3

However, that would also potentially include:

Ethernet Port 3

which would not match the behaviour of the existing tested regex.

My requirement is to achieve the equivalent of:  Include all rows ending in "Port 3" and EXCEPT rows ending in "Ethernet Port 3"

Inside a Service Template.

Is there any supported way to:

1. Use a regex or fullFilter expression in the Included rows field of a Service Template,
2. Exclude rows based on a substring such as Ethernet,
3. Or achieve the same result using another supported Service Template mechanism?

I would prefer to keep this filtering logic inside the Service Template rather than maintaining the parameter filter again in Visio.

Any recommended approach would be appreciated.

Thanks

Gourav Jain