Status Summary - Refresh Mode field descriptions

Name	Description
Cluster ID	In an ESS environment, the Module Identification Number (MID) found in the license is referred to as the Cluster ID. This number identifies a unique cluster. Each server in a duplex pair has the same Cluster ID. The MID/CLID is set by the RFA license file and cannot be changed.
ID	The ID number for the server. In an ESS environment, the system displays the ID numbers for both the active and the standby servers.
Mode	The server mode. The system displays one of the following field values: Not ready: The system displays this mode during the initialization of the server or when the server is not functional. Standby: This mode indicates that the server is in service but is not the active server. Busy Out: This mode indicates that the server is out of service. Active: This mode indicates that the server is running Avaya Call Processing (telephony application software).
Major Alarms	This field indicates whether there are any outstanding major server alarms. The system displays one of the following field values: yes no
Minor Alarms	This field indicates whether there are any outstanding minor server alarms. The system displays one of the following field values: yes no
Control Network	This field displays X/Y/Z values where: X is the number of the IPSI-connected port networks currently controlled by the server. Y is the number of IPSI-connected port networks in contact with (connected to) the server. ESS servers establish a connection to each IPSI that the server can communicate with to advertise their priority values. Z is the maximum number of IPSI-connected port networks that have been administered. If any value cannot be determined, the system displays "??". For example, ESS servers will display ?? for the Z value until the server receives translations from the main server. If both the servers do not show the same value, the system generates a _PE alarm.
Server Hardware	The state of the health of the hardware. The system displays one of the following field values: Okay: No hardware failures have been found. Degraded: Hardware failures have been found. Blank: The system is yet to determine any hardware failures.
Processes	The state of the health of the server processes. The system displays one of the following field values: Okay: None of the processes watched by the watchdog process are incapable of being restarted. Communication Manager_reload. The telephony application process has failed. srv_fail: A non-ACP platform process has failed. crit_os: A critical operating system service has failed. Blank: The watchdog process is not running.