CeRedunMbrStatus
Bitflags indicating the current redundancy status of a redundant member. Some combinations of multiple bitflags may be set at the same time. protectionLockedOut This bit, when applied to a primary member, indicates that the member is prevented from switching to standby. When applied to a secondary member, this bit indicates that it may not take over as active for any primary member. degraded A degraded alarm condition is in effect for the member. This is any alarm condition which allows the member to provide some usable level of functionality, but should still result in a switchover if the peer member is good. Any other minor alarm conditions which should not result in switchovers, should not cause the degraded bit to be set. failure A failure alarm condition is in effect for the member. This is any alarm condition which prevents or seriously degrades the ability of the member to provide a usable level of functionality. standby The standby bit should be set for primary member any time a secondary member has taken over as active for it. The standby bit should be set for a secondary member during the entire time when that member has not taken over as active for a primary member. protectionProvided This bit is set whenever the standby bit is not set and a corresponding standby member has reached its terminal standby state so that it is fully capable of providing protection for this active member. It should be suppressed if the protectionLockedOut bit or the forcedStandby bit is set for either member. However it may remain set while the manualStandby bit is set for a corresponding standby member as long as switchover protection is still being offered for this active member under some conditions. forcedStandby This bit is applied if a forcedSwitchAway command is in effect for the member. manualStandby This bit is applied if a manualSwitchAway command is in effect for the member.