Elements generated for object creation events

The probe generates a standard set of elements for each object creation event that it receives.

The following table describes the elements generated when alarm information objects are created.

Table 1. Elements for object creation events
Element name	Element description
`$acknowledgedBy`	This element contains the name of the operator that acknowledged the alarm.
`$additionalText`	This element contains the additional descriptive information about the alarm.
`$affectedObjectClassIndex`	This element indicates the identifier of the managed object class.
`$affectedObjectClassName`	This element contains the name of the managed object class to which the object with the alarm belongs.
`$affectedObjectDisplayedName`	This element contains the text version name of the alarm’s affected object.
`$affectedObjectFullName`	This element contains the fully distinguished name of the object against which the alarm was raised.
`$affectedObjectInstanceIndex`	This element indicates the identifier of the managed object instance.
`$alarmClassTag`	This element shows the object class against which the alarm was raised.
`$alarmName`	This element contains the alarm name.
`$alarmType`	This element shows the vendor-specific and X.733 standards for the type of the alarm.
`$firstTimeDetected`	This element shows the date and time the alarm was first raised.
`$highestSeverity`	This element identifies the highest severity value of the alarm since it was generated.
`$isAcknowledged`	This element indicates whether the alarm is currently acknowledged by an operator.
`$isServiceAffecting`	This element indicates whether an alarm has affected a customer’s service.
`$lastTimeAcknowledged`	This element shows the date and time at which the alarm was acknowledged.
`$lastTimeCleared`	This element shows the date and time at which the alarm was cleared.
`$lastTimeDeEscalated`	This element shows the date and time at which the alarm was de-escalated.
`$lastTimeDemoted`	This element shows the date and time at which the alarm was demoted.
`$lastTimeDetected`	This element shows the date and time the alarm was most recently observed.
`$lastTimeEscalated`	This element shows the date and time at which the alarm was escalated.
`$lastTimePromoted`	This element shows the date and time at which the alarm was promoted.
`$lastTimeSeverityChanged`	This element shows the date and time at which the alarm was cleared.
`$nodeId`	This element contains the IP address of the router that issued the alarm and contains the affected object.
`$nodeName`	This element contains the text version name of the router that issued the alarm and contains the affected object.
`$numberOfOccurrences`	This element indicates the number of times the alarm has been raised.
`$numberOfOccurrencesSinceAck`	This element indicates the number of times the alarm has been raised since it was acknowledged.
`$numberOfOccurrencesSinceClear`	This element indicates the number of times the alarm has been raised since it was cleared.
`$operatorAssignedUrgency`	This element indicates the urgency setting of the alarm as determined by the user-configured value set for the alarm. The possible values are: 0: Unspecified 1: Indeterminate 2: Minor 3: Major 4: Critical
`$originalSeverity`	This element shows the severity of the alarm when it was first raised.
`$previousSeverity`	This element shows the severity value of the alarm previous to the current value.
`$probableCause`	This element shows the vendor-specific and X.733 standards for the probable cause of the alarm.
`$relatedObject`	This element contains the list of fully distinguished names that point to other objects that are also affected by a particular alarm.
`$specificProblem`	This element indicates the specific problem that the alarm is reporting. It is generated when the node reports vendor specific information in the `specificProblem` field. The probe populates this element by referring to the nokia_nfmp.lookup table supplied with the probe. For details about configuring the lookup table, see Configuring lookup tables.
`$severity`	This element shows the vendor-specific, TMN, and X.733 standards for severity of the alarm. The possible values are: 0: Unspecified 1: Cleared 2: Indeterminate 3: Info 4: Condition 5: Warning 6: Minor 7: Major 8: Critical
`$urgencyAssignedBy`	This element contains the name of the operator that last modified the urgency of the alarm.
`$userText`	This element indicates custom user text of the alarm.
`$wasAcknowledged`	This element indicates whether the alarm has ever been acknowledged by an operator.