CtxResourceOperState

• Base type Enumeration

The resource operational state. The operational state of a resource is determined by the CTX system configuration and proactive health probe monitoring of the resource. An example of a health check probe is a SIP Options Ping or XMLRPC ping. operational(1) - Resource is fully operational and is successfully passing health probe validation checks. disabled(2) - Resource has been administratively disabled. failed(3) - Resource has failed to respond to consecutive health check probes or has failed due to an application failure on the resource. IP connectivity failures are indicated by the unreachable state. maintenance(4) - Resource is currently in maintenance mode. In this state, the resource may be up or down. Probe monitoring is not active on a device in this state. pending(5) - Resource is currently pending a state transition. When a device is added and fully configured, the device will be put into pending state till the health check probes have successfully passed. When passed the state will change to either operational or failed. A device that is put into maintenance mode will go into pending state till all calls are cleared from that device. standby(6) - A resource device in this state is considered fully operational, but is currently the standby server/resource. unreachable(7) - A resource will be in this state if the IP connectivity to the device is not functioning.