Elements
The probe breaks event data down into tokens and parses them into elements. Elements are used to assign values to ObjectServer fields; the field values contain the event details in a form that the ObjectServer understands.
The following table describes the elements that the Probe for NNMi generates. Not all the elements described are generated for each event; the elements that the probe generates depends upon the event type. For more detailed information about each token, see the NNMi documentation.
Element name |
Element description |
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$Id |
This element contains the ID of the NNMi user. |
$AssignedTo |
This element identifies the user to whom the alarm was assigned |
$Category |
This element shows the category priority of the alarm. |
$cia_address |
This element contains the custom incident attributes (CIA) address of the source from which the alarm was sent. |
$cia_agentAddress |
This element contains the CIA SNMP agent address. |
$cia_originaladdress |
This element identifies the original trap's address. |
$cia_snmpoid |
This element identifies the CIA SNMP object identifier (OID). |
$DuplicateCount |
This element contains the number of times the alarm has been duplicated. |
$Family |
This element identifies the event source. |
$FormattedMessage |
This element contains the name of the alarm. |
$LifecycleState |
This element displays the lifecycle status of the token generated. |
$Name |
This element contains the name of the event. |
$Notes |
This element identifies user supplied remarks/notes. |
$Priority |
This element indicates the priority of the alarm. |
$SourceName |
This element contains the name of the alarm source. |
$SourceNodeName |
This element displays the node name of the source from which the alarm was sent. |
$SourceNodeUuid |
This element displays the node UUID of the source from which the alarm was sent. |
$Severity |
This element indicates the severity of the alarm. Possible values include:
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$Uuid |
This element shows the unique identifier for an NNMi event. |
$Created |
This element identifies the time the event was created. |
$FirstOccurrenceTime |
This element identifies the first occurrence of the event. |
$LastOccurrenceTime |
This element identifies the last time the event occurred. |
$Modified |
This element identifies the last time the alarm's details were modified. |
$Nature |
This element indicates the nature of the alarm. Possible values include:
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$Origin |
This element indicates the origin of the alarm. Possible values include:
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$OriginOccurrenceTime |
This element identifies the time of the occurrence that generated the event. |
$SourceType |
This element identifies the data type of the source object. |