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 TSM for Avaya Definity G3 generates. Not all the elements described are generated for each event; the elements that the probe generates depends upon the event type.

Table 1. Elements
Element name	Element description
`$Ack`	This element indicates whether the error has been acknowledged.
`$Ack1`	This element indicates whether the alarm has been acknowledged by the first OSS number. Possible values are: Y: The alarm is acknowledged by the first OSS number. N: The alarm is not acknowledged by the first OSS number. C: The alarm is cleared. [Blank]: There is no acknowledgement state.
`$Ack2`	This element indicates whether the alarm has been acknowledged by the second OSS number. Possible values are: Y: The alarm is acknowledged by the second OSS number. N: The alarm is not acknowledged by the second OSS number. C: The alarm is cleared. [Blank]: There is no acknowledgement state.
`$AlarmDay`	This element contains the day on which the alarm occurred.
`$AlarmHour`	This element contains the hour at which the alarm occurred.
`$AlarmMinute`	This element contains the minute at which the alarm occurred.
`$AlarmMonth`	This element contains the month in which the alarm occurred.
`$AlarmState`	This element contains the state of the alarm.
`$AlarmType`	This element contains the type of alarm. Possible values are: Major Minor Warning
`$AltName`	This element contains the location of the maintenance object.
`$ErrorCount`	This element indicates the number of times the error has occurred.
`$ErrorRate`	This element indicates the error rate.
`$ErrorType`	This element indicates the error condition category.
`$FirstOcrDay`	This element contains the day on which the error first occurred.
`$FirstOcrHour`	This element contains the hour at which the error first occurred.
`$FirstOcrMinute`	This element contains the minute at which the error first occurred.
`$FirstOcrMonth`	This element contains the month in which the error first occurred.
`$Host`	This element contains the host name of the source of the event.
`$AlarmDay`	This element contains the day on which the alarm occurred.
`$LastOcrDay`	This element contains the day on which the error last occurred.
`$LastOcrHour`	This element contains the hour at which the error last occurred.
`$LastOcrMinute`	This element contains the minute at which the error last occurred.
`$lastOcrMonth`	This element contains the month in which the error last occurred.
`$MaintenanceName`	This element contains the logical name of the maintenance object.
`$OnBoard`	This element indicates whether the problem occurred within the circuitry of the alarmed circuit pack.
`$Port`	This element contains the port number on the specified host.
`$PortAffected`	This element contains the location code for the object that caused the alarm.
`$RatePerHour`	This element contains the rate per hour.
`$ResDay`	This element contains the day on which the alarm was resolved. If the alarm is active, this element contains 0.
`$ResHour`	This element contains the hour at which the alarm was resolved. If the alarm is active, this element contains 0.
`$ResMinute`	This element contains the minute at which the alarm was resolved. If the alarm is active, this element contains 0.
`$ResMonth`	This element contains the month in which the alarm was resolved. If the alarm is active, this element contains 0.
`$ServiceState`	This element indicates the service state of the station and trunk ports. Possible values are: RDY: The station and trunk ports are ready for service. OUT: The station and trunk ports are out of service. IN: The station and trunk ports are in service. [Blank]: There is no service state.