Static elements

The following table describes the static elements that the probe generates:

Table 1. Static elements
Element name	SNMP version	Element description
`$community`	V1 and V2c	This element contains the SNMP community string.
`$contextEngineID`	V3	This element identifies the engine associated with the data.
`$enterprise`	V1	This element contains the SNMP enterprise string.
`$EventCount`	V1, V2c, and V3	This element displays the number of traps processed during the current execution of the probe.
`$generic-trap`	V1	This element contains the SNMP generic trap integer value.
`$hostname`	V1, V2c, and V3	This element contains the host name or IP address of the SNMP agent that is the subject of a GET or SET command.
`$IPaddress`	V1, V2c, and V3	This element contains the IP address (origin of the SNMP trap).
`$NodeAlias`	V1, V2c, and V3	This element contains the node name (origin of the SNMP trap). This will be the IP address if node name cannot be resolved.
`$notify`	V2c and V3	This element displays the notify V2c specific field.
`$oid`	V1, V2c, and V3	This element contains the identifier of the object in the SNMP agent that is the subject of a GET or SET command.
`$PeerAddress`	V1, V2c, and V3	This element contains the host name or IP address where the SNMP trap was received from.
`$PeerIPaddress`	V1, V2c, and V3	This element contains the IP address where the SNMP trap was received from.
`$port`	V1, V2c, and V3	This element identifies the port on the SNMP agent to use for a GET or SET command.
`$Protocol`	V1, V2c, and V3	This element contains the protocol of the trap received. This can be either UDP or TCP.
`$ReceivedPort`	V1, V2c, and V3	This element contains the port number where the SNMP trap was received from. This is determined by the `Port` property.
`$ReceivedTime`	V1, V2c, and V3	The time that the SNMP packet was received from the network interface.
`$ReqId`	V1	This element contains the SNMP request ID.
`$securityEngineID`	V3	This element contains the engine ID of the authoritative SNMP entity. For informs, this is the engine ID of the probe. For traps, this is the engine ID of the source of the trap.
`$securityLevel`	V3	Security level of the trap or inform: noAuth: The trap or inform had no authentication and no privacy authNoPriv: The trap or inform had authentication, but no privacy authPriv: The trap or inform had authentication and privacy
`$securityName`	V3	This element contains the security name used for trap authentication.
`$SNMP_Version`	V1, V2c, and V3	This element contains the the value 1 for SNMP V1 traps and the value 2 for SNMP V2c traps.
`$specific-trap`	V1	This element contains the SNMP specific trap integer value.
`$type`	V1, V2c, and V3	This element identifies the type of object of a GET or SET command.
`$Uptime`	V1 and V2c	This element contains the SNMP uptime for traps expressed in the format 0:00:00.
`$UpTime`	V1 and V2c	This element contains the SNMP uptime for traps expressed as an integer.
`$value`	V1, V2c, and V3	This element contains the value to assign to the object identified by the `$oid` element in a SET command.