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CA Access Control UNIX Hosts with Unload Considerations

The CA Access Control UNIX Hosts with Unload Considerations report displays UNIX hosts that have intercepted system calls that may prevent you unloading the CA Access Control kernel. On these hosts, you need to reboot the computer before you can unload the kernel and upgrade CA Access Control.

The report lists the process and parent process IDs, the program name, blocking time, and threshold time for each host with unload considerations. The report also specifies if each system call is blocking or non-blocking.

The report groups hosts in the following categories:

• Not ready (overflow)—The system calls table exceeds its size, and a reboot is required to unload the kernel.
• Not ready (blocking system calls)—Blocking intercepted system calls exist, and a reboot is required to unload the kernel.
• Probable (non-blocking system calls)—Non-blocking intercepted system calls exist, and a reboot is probably not required to unload the kernel.