_managedentity additionalInfoThis attribute is a vendor specific attribute that contains additional specific information about the object. This list can be empty. The attribute, when present, can be used to convey information from the target OS to the requesting OS, and vice versa, of additional information that isn't explicitly modelled, except that some parameter names and values may be predefined. Any information encoded in the additionalInfo is optional: target OS need not fill out this information and the requesting OS need not interpret this information. See R_TMF518_FMW_I_0001.This is a vendor specific attribute that contains additional specific information about the object. This list can be empty. The attribute, when present, can be used to convey information from the target OS to the requesting OS, and vice versa, of additional information that isn't explicitly modelled, except that some parameter names and values may be predefined. Any information encoded in the additionalInfo is optional: the target OS need not fill out this information and the requesting OS need not interpret this information.
aliasNameList discoveredNameThis attribute contains the name of the object when its existence is first published on the CCV. See R_TMF518_FMW_I_0001 and R_TMF518_FMW_I_0003.This attribute contains the name of the object when its existence is first published on the CCV but only in the case where the OS that publishes the object on the CCV is not the naming OS.
nameThis attribute represents a unique identifier for the object on the CCV within the context of the OS that creates the object. See R_TMF518_FMW_I_0001, R_TMF518_FMW_I_0002, R_TMF518_FMW_I_0003 and R_TMF518_FMW_I_0006.This attribute represents a unique identifier of the object on the CCV within the context of the OS that creates the object. For object naming see also attached supporting document SD2-7_ObjectNaming. Traceability: R_TMF518_FMW_I_0002, R_TMF518_FMW_I_0003...\SD\SD2-7_ObjectNaming.pdf
namingOsRefThis attribute represents an identifier for the steward of the object. See R_TMF518_FMW_I_0001.This attribute represents an identifier for the steward of the object, intended as the OS that sets the name of the object. The namingOS attribute is set by the OS that is responsible for setting the "name" of the object.
nativeEmsNameThis attribute contains the native EMS Name of the object. It represents how an EMS user addresses an object on the EMS GUI. Its aim is to provide a "nomenclature bridge" for relating information presented on NMS displays and EMS displays (via GUI cut through). The EMS may or may not support changing this value.This attribute contains a list of aliases for the entity.
ownerThis attribute represents an identifier for the owner of the object. Used and controlled (write-access) by the requesting OS only. See R_TMF518_FMW_I_0001.This attribute represents an identifier for the owner of the object.
userLabelThis attribute represents a provisionable, user friendly name for the object. The userLabel attribute is owned and may be set by the requesting OS or the naming OS. The difference between the userLabel and the name is that the userLabel is an attribute of the object that may be "set" by the requesting OS or the naming OS. This attribute may be unique amongst all instances of this object in the target OS.