CmmcaServiceStatus

• Base type Enumeration

This textual convention is used to identify the run status of a Cisco Unified Expert Advisor service. The value shown is the result of evaluating the current run status of each of the individual elements associated with the service. 'disabled' The service has not yet begun to start up. 'starting' The service is in initialization procedure, configuring and licensing, not accepting connections yet. 'inService' The service is up and running optimally, accepting connections at full QoS (if applicable). 'inServiceWarning' The service is running sub-optimally, possibly due to poor QoS or a threshold reached; see transition reason for explanation. 'inServiceCritical' The service is running but very near to failure, similar to 'inServiceWarning' but much more dire. 'partialService' The service is no longer accepting new calls but finishes processing active calls (may be due to a loss of a dependency/ connectivity, or a shutdown request). 'outOfService' The service is no longer accepting new calls and is down for some reason. It can still be brought in service. 'stopping' The service no longer accepts new connections, lets current connections terminate gracefully. 'stopped' The service has shut down and is not processing any more calls. The process itself is terminating (doing memory cleanup, saving settings, shutting down threads, etc.). 'unknown' The status of the mmca service is unknown to the SNMP agent either because the link between the agent and the application has been broken or the agent is in the midst of refreshing service status. (A refresh typically occurs after an agent restart due to configuration changes).