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Customizing the Display Attribute Tables › SNA Resource Logical State Normalization Table › Set the Logical States

Set the Logical States

Set the logical states to best describe the situation. For example, if the actual state of a resource is INACTIVE, and the specified desired state is ACTIVE, then the logical state of the SNA resource is NOTOK.

Example

This is a sample SNA Resource Logical State Normalization Table.

 --- Automation Services : SNA Resource Logical State Normalization Table ------
 Command ===>                                                    Function=BROWSE
                                                                                
                                                                                
                      .-----------+---------------------.                       
                      |   SNA     |    SNA RESOURCE     |                       
                      | RESOURCE  |    DESIRED STATE    |                       
                      |  ACTUAL   +----------+----------+                       
                      |  STATE    | ACTIVE   | INACTIVE |                       
                      +---------------------------------+                       
                      | ACTIVE    | OK       | NOTOK    |                       
                      | STARTING  | OK       | NOTOK    |                       
                      | STOPPING  | NOTOK    | OK       |                       
                      | DEGRADED  | OK       | NOTOK    |                       
                      | INACTIVE  | NOTOK    | OK       |                       
                      | FAILED    | NOTOK    | NOTOK    |                       
                      | UNKNOWN   | NOTOK    | NOTOK    |                       
                      '-----------+----------+----------'                       
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
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