Net::Whois::Object::FilterSet::APNIC - an object representation of a RPSL
FilterSet block
A FilterSet object defines a set of routes that match the criteria that you
specify in your 'filter' – in other words it filters out routes that
you do not want to see.
Constructor for the Net::Whois::Object::FilterSet::APNIC class
Accessor to the filter_set attribute. Accepts an optional filter_set value,
always return the current filter_set value.
The filter_set attribute defines the name of the filter. It is an RPSL name that
starts with "fltr-".
The name of a filter_set object can be hierarchical:
A hierarchical filter_set name is a sequence of filter_set names and AS Numbers
separated by colons. At least one component of the name must be an actual
filter_set name (i.e. start with "fltr-"). All the set name
components of a hierarchical filter-name have to be filter_set names.
Accessor to the descr attribute. Accepts an optional descr value to be added to
the descr array, always return the current descr array.
A short description related to the object's purpose.
Accessor to the filter attribute. Accepts an optional filter value, always
return the current filter.
The filter attribute defines the policy filter of the set.
A policy filter is a logical expression which, when applied to a set of routes,
returns a subset of these routes – the ones that you have said you want
to see.
Accessor to the mp_filter attribute. Accepts an optional mp_filter value, always
return the current mp_filter.
Logical expression which when applied to a set of IPv4 or IPv6 routes returns a
subset of these routes.
Accessor to the remarks attribute. Accepts an optional remark to be added to the
remarks array, always return the current remarks array.
General remarks. May include a URL or email address.
Accessor to the tech_c attribute. Accepts an optional contact to be added to the
tech_c array, always return the current tech_c array.
The NIC-handle of a technical contact 'person' or 'role' object. As more than
one person often fulfills a role function, there may be more than one tech_c
listed.
A technical contact (tech_c) must be a person responsible for the day-to-day
operation of the network, but does not need to be physically located at the
site of the network.
Accessor to the admin_c attribute. Accepts an optional contact to be added to
the admin_c array, always return the current admin_c array.
The NIC-handle of an on-site contact 'person' object. As more than one person
often fulfills a role function, there may be more than one admin_c listed.
An administrative contact (admin_c) must be someone who is physically located at
the site of the network.
Accessor to the org attribute. Accepts an optional org value to be added to the
org array, always return the current org array.
The organisation responsible for this FilterSet object.
Accessor to the notify attribute. Accepts an optional notify value to be added
to the notify array, always return the current notify array.
The email address of who last updated the database object and the date it
occurred.
Every time a change is made to a database object, this attribute will show the
email address of the person who made those changes. Please use the address
format specified in RFC 822 - Standard for the Format of ARPA Internet Text
Message and provide the date format using one of the following two formats:
YYYYMMDD or YYMMDD.
Accessor to the mnt_by attribute. Accepts an optional mnt_by value to be added
to the mnt_by array, always return the current mnt_by array.
Lists a registered 'mntner' used to authorize and authenticate changes to this
object.
When the database details are protected by a Mntner object, then only persons
with access to the security information of that Mntner object will be able to
change details.
Accessor to the mnt_lower attribute. Accepts an optional mnt_lower value to be
added to the mnt_lower array, always return the current mnt_lower array.
Sometimes there is a hierarchy of maintainers. In these cases, mnt_lower is used
as well as mnt_by.
Accessor to the changed attribute. Accepts an optional changed value to be added
to the changed array, always return the current changed array.
The email address of who last updated the database object and the date it
occurred.
Every time a change is made to a database object, this attribute will show the
email address of the person who made those changes. Please use the address
format specified in RFC 822 - Standard for the Format of ARPA Internet Text
Message and provide the date format using one of the following two formats:
YYYYMMDD or YYMMDD.
Accessor to the source attribute. Accepts an optional source, always return the
current source.
The database where the object is registered.
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