How do I filter alarms for XML API clients using the NFM-P GUI?

You can use a GUI client to configure an alarm filter for XML API clients. See How do I configure alarm filters for XML API clients? and the NSP NFM-P XML API Developer Guide.

Consider the following:

Only public filters can be applied to XML API clients.
When a user logs in to the NFM-P GUI, filters that were created for XML API applications are not applied to GUI alarms.
Filters that are applied using the NFM-P GUI apply only to the fault (5620-SAM-topic-xml-fault) and filter (5620-SAM-topic-xml-filtered) JMS topics.
When the NFM-P GUI is used to apply or remove a filter, you do not need to disconnect or reconnect an XML API session.
When a filter is defined and enabled, and the client does not have an XML API connection, the filter is applied when the XML API client connects.
When a filter is defined and enabled, and the user has one or more XML API connections, the filter is applied to all of the user XML API connections.
When an alarm filter is in use with an XML API session and an NFM-P operator changes the contents of the filter, the NFM-P user is informed that the filter is in use and who is using the filter. The NFM-P user is prompted with the option to save the change or cancel the change.
Alarm filters that are applied to XML API sessions appear in the Sessions tab on the NFM-P User Security-Security Management form.