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The CAT read-only mask specifies the read-only accessible features for a custom access type.
The mask is a 32-bit hexadecimal value. To specify read-only access for a particular feature, you set the appropriate bit. Each feature is assigned to the same bit as the access mask. See Table�17.
The corresponding bit in the CAT access mask must also be set. If the access mask bit is set, but the same bit in the read-only mask is set to 0, the user has read-write access to the particular feature.
For example, to give a user read-write access to modules and ports and event management, and read-only access to layer 2 switching and routing, you would enter the following values:
Note: Only bits 12, 16, 20, 24, and 28 are used in the read-only mask. Set all other bits to 0. If you inadvertently set other bits in the mask, the switch ignores them. The remaining bits in the mask are reserved for future use.
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