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 generates. Not all the elements described are generated for each event; the elements that the probe generates depend on the event type.

Table 1. Elements
Element name	Element description
`$ClearSystemId`	This element identifies the system where the alarms in the IRP Manager are cleared.
`$ClearUserId`	This element contains the name of the user who cleared an alarm.
`$AckState`	This element specifies the acknowledgement state of the alarm.
`$AckSystemId`	This element specifies the system ID of the IRP Manager processing the notification.
`$AckTime`	This element specifies the time at which the user acknowledged the alarm.
`$AckUserId`	This element specifies the last user who has changed the acknowledgement state.
`$AdditionalText`	This element specifies information about the network element from which the alarm originated.
`$AlarmId`	This element specifies the identification information of the alarm as it appears in the alarm list.
`$BackupObject`	This element specifies the distinguished Name (DN) of the backup object.
`$BackupUpStatus`	This element specifies whether the object has been backed up.
`$Comments`	This element contains comments about an alarm.
`$CorrelatedNotifications`	This element specifies the set of notifications to which this notification is considered to be correlated. This element is generated dynamically and its content is dependent on the IRPAgent.
`$EventTime`	This element specifies the time at which the event occurred.
`$ManagedObjectClass`	This element shows the managed object class of the network resource.
`$ManagedObjectInstance`	This element specifies the managed object instance of the network resource.
`$MonitoredAttributes`	This element contains the managed object attributes of the network resource.
`$NotificationID`	This element specifies the identification information of the notification.
`$PerceivedSeverity`	This element specifies the relative level of urgency for operator attention.
`$ProbableCause`	This element specifies further information about the probable cause of the alarm.
`$ProposedRepairActions`	This element specifies the proposed repair actions associated with the notification.
`$Reason`	This element indicates the reason that triggered the proposed repair action.
`$SecurityAlarmDetector`	This element indicates the security alarm detector for the device.
`$ServiceProvider`	This element contains the name of the service provider.
`$ServiceUser`	This element contains the name of the service user whose request for service led to the generation of a security alarm.
`$SpecificProblem`	This element specifies further information about the problem to which the notification relates.
`$StateChangeDefinition`	This element contains information about the state change.
`$SystemDN`	This element specifies the distinguished name (DN) used to identify the system.
`$ThresholdInfo`	This element specifies information about a threshold that has been crossed.
`$TrendIndication`	This element specifies how an observed condition has changed.
`$VendorSpecificAlarmType`	This element indicates the alarm type specific to the vendor.
`$AlarmListAllignmentRequirement`	This element indicates whether or not the alarm list requires alignment.
`$AlarmRaisedTime`	This element specifies the time at which the event was raised.
`$AlarmClearedTime`	This element specifies the time at which the event was cleared.