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CA Access Control UNIX Unload Readiness
The CA Access Control UNIX Unload Readiness report displays the readiness of UNIX hosts to unload the CA Access Control kernel and upgrade CA Access Control without rebooting the system.
The report provides a summary pie chart that shows the proportion of hosts that are ready for the kernel unload, probably ready for the kernel unload, and not ready for the kernel unload. The report also provides the number of intercepted and non-blocking system calls for each host.
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.
- Ready—No intercepted system calls exist, and a reboot is not required to unload the kernel.
- Not applicable—The host is not a UNIX host.
- Unknown status—No information is available for the host.
