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Component status value definitions
This article explains the common status values that a component can return in SAM.
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Unknown: The component was unable to assess the status of the resource being monitored. This is normally due to communication errors or mis-configured settings. The numerical value is 0 or any other value.
Note: View the details page of the application or the component provides additional information regarding the cause of the issue.
Up: The resource, application, the node is up and no threshold are being exceeded. The numerical value is 1.
Down: The resource being monitored by the component is unavailable or NotAvailable. The numerical value is 2.
Examples:
- Windows Service Monitor detects that the service is not running.
- HTTP Monitor detects that the website is not responding.
Unlicensed: Licenses used have exceeded limits. The numerical value is 4.
Warning: One or more Warn thresholds in the component's settings, has been exceeded. The numerical value is 5.
Examples:
- Windows Service Monitor detects that the service is using CPU% greater than Warn threshold.
- HTTP Monitor detects that the website's response time is greater than the Warn response time threshold set within the component.
Critical: One or more Critical thresholds in the component's settings has been exceeded. The numerical value is 6.
Examples:
- Windows Service Monitor detects that the service is using CPU% greater than the Critical threshold.
- HTTP Monitor detects that the website's response time is greater than the Critical response time threshold set within the component.
Disabled: this component has been configured to be disabled. The numerical value is 7.
Unmanaged: This component has been put in maintenance mode and has a status of unmanaged. The component is not being polled while it holds this status. The numerical value is 8.
Unreachable: This component is unreachable. The numerical value is 12.