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 Alcatel-Lucent 5529 OAD 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
`$acknowledgeIndication`	This element indicates the status of the acknowledgement.
`$activeAlarmCount`	This element contains the number of active alarms in the Alcatel-Lucent 5529 OAD system.
`$activityName`	This element indicates the name of the activity.
`$activityStatus`	This element indicates the status of the activity.
`$AdditionalText`	This element displays additional information about the alarm.
`$AffectedTPList0_Object Name`	This element displays a list of termination points affected for the Object specified.
`$aliasName_0…n` `$aliasValue_0…n`	This element displays a list of the aliases used to describe the network entity as per the user interface of the operating system.
`$batchSequenceEndOfReply`	This element indicates whether there are any more alarms to be resynchronized.
`$batchSequenceNumber`	This element displays the sequence number of batches received.
`$clearedTimeStamp`	This element displays the time at which the alarm was cleared.
`$commpressionType`	This element displays the type of compression used for the event.
`$communicationStyle`	This element displays the inter component communication style.
`$correlatedNotifications0..n_ Object Name`	This element displays the notification identifier with its optional object name.
`$correlationId`	This element displays the correlation identifier for CLEAR traps received.
`$destinationURI`	This element displays the URI of the event destination.
`$endTime`	This element displays the time an event loss was cleared.
`$failureReplytoURI`	This element displays the URI of the system that is expecting the failure reply response to this event.
`$fileLocationURI`	This element indicates the location of the schema file.
`$isClearable`	This element indicates if the event is clearable (or is itself a clear).
`$iteratorReferenceURI`	This element displays the URI to the iterator.
`$lastAcknowledgedTimeStamp`	This element displays the time at which the alarm was last acknowledged.
`$lastModificationTimeStamp`	This element displays the time at which the alarm was last modified.
`$layerRate`	This element displays the layer to which the event is related.
`$msgType`	This element displays the message associated with the event.
`$msgName`	This element displays the name of the message template.
`$nativeProbableCause`	This element indicates the probable cause of the event as defined in the user interface of the operating system.
`$neTime`	This element displays the time of the alarm as provided by the network element.
`$notificationId`	This element displays the identifier of the notification.
`$objectName_Object Name`	This element displays the event information on the specified object.
`$ObjectType`	This element displays the type of object.
`$osNM`	This element displays the full distinguished name of the object reporting the notification.
`$OsTime`	This element displays the time when the operating system reported the event.
`$PackingType`	This element displays the packing type of the source.
`$PerceivedSeverity`	This element displays the severity of the alarm.
`$Priority`	This element displays the priority as defined by the Alcatel-Lucent 5529 OAD system.
`$probableCause_contra`	This element relates to the probable cause of the event, indicating the direction of the signal related to the event.
`$probableCause_ru`	This element relates to the probable cause of the event, indicating the location of the network resource.
`$probableCause_type`	This element relates to the probable cause of the event, indicating the type code of the probable cause.
`$rcaiIndicator`	This element indicates whether the alarm is a root cause alarm or a raw alarm.
`$replyToURI`	This element displays the URI of the system that is expecting a response to this message.
`$requestedBatchSize`	This element displays the number of alarms that the probe expects as a batch from the Alcatel-Lucent 5529 OAD system.
`$security`	This element indicates the security status of the event.
`$securityType`	This element indicates the mode of security used when connecting to the network element.
`$senderURI`	This element contains the URI of the message sender.
`$serviceAffecting`	This element indicates if the alarm has affected service.
`$specificProblem_0…n`	This element identifies the specific cause within the Probable cause of the alarm.
`$startTime`	This element displays the time an event loss occurred.
`$timestamp`	This element displays the time when the event has occurred.
`$type`	This element identifies the specific value within the Probable cause of the alarm.
`$x733_BackupObject_Object Name`	This element indicates whether the object emitting the alarm has been backed-up.
`$X733_EventType`	This element displays the type of the alarm as per ITU-T X.733: `communicationsAlarm` `environmentalAlarm` `equipmentAlarm` `processingErrorAlarm` `qualityofServiceAlarm`
`$x733_TrendIndication`	This element indicates the current severity trend of the object.