The numeric values that correspond to the above-mentioned measure values are as follows:

Measure Value	Numeric Value
Booted	1
Shutdown	0

Note:

By default, this measure reports the above-mentioned Measure Values while indicating the current operating state of this pServer. However, the graph of this measure will be represented using the corresponding numeric equivalents i.e., 0 or 1.

This measure reports a value Yes if the PAN Agent is running on the pServer or the value No if the PAN Agent is not running.

The numeric values that correspond to the above-mentioned values are as follows:

Measure Value	Numeric Value
Yes	1
No	0

Note:

By default, this measure reports the above-mentioned Measure Values while indicating whether/not the PAN Agent is running on this pServer. However, the graph of this measure will be represented using the corresponding numeric equivalents of the Measure Values as mentioned in the table above.

• Managed — PAN Manager monitors and controls pServer health over the private management network. There are three possible levels of monitoring and status reporting:
  • Enhanced — PAN Manager provides the optimal level of health monitoring for your pServers. In this level, PAN Manager uses the Heartbeat Client service to monitor pServer health. If PAN Manager does not receive a response from the pServer, and has not received any reboot or shutdown events, it initiates the restart scenario by attempting to restart on its primary pNode. (A Managed/Enhanced pServer can initiate its restart scenario approximately one minute after loss of heartbeat.) If the boot timeout interval is exceeded, the pServer fails over to its configured failover pNode.
  • Basic — PAN Manager provides basic restart protection for a pServer. If PAN Manager does not receive a response from a ping to the pServer, it waits for the boot timeout interval. If the boot timeout interval is exceeded, the pServer fails over to its configured failover pNode.
    Note:
    If you choose not to install PAN Tools on a pServer, in order for PAN Manager to provide a Managed/Basic level of support, you must configure one (or two for redundancy) pingable IP addresses on the pServer.
  • Unknown — PAN Manager cannot monitor pServer health over the private management network.

• Unmanaged — PAN Manager provides no health monitoring of any kind: neither pServer failover nor pServer recovery. Placing a pServer into Unmanaged mode temporarily can be useful when a user performs:
  
  • multiple reboots on a pServer that does not require the use of a failover pNode
  • operations that can adversely affect the network connectivity of the pServer
• Unavailable - A temporary status reflecting either a Recovery or Failover is currently in-progress in the pServer.

This measure reports the above-mentioned modes to indicate the current mode of this pServer.

The numeric values that correspond to the above-mentioned modes are as follows:

Mode	Numeric Value
Unknown	0
Enhanced	1
Basic mode	2
Unavailable	3
Unmanaged	4

Note:

By default, this measure reports the above-mentioned Modes while indicating the current mode of this pServer. However, the graph of this measure will be represented using the corresponding numeric equivalents i.e., 0 to 4.

The detailed diagnosis capability of this measure lists out the names of the vNICs that are created on the pServer.

The detailed diagnosis capability of this measure lists out the names of the vHBAs that are created on the pServer.