Conclusions

The Conclusions tab in the QA Probe Form displays the results of the overall derived status. You can get a quick summary of the status and problem description retrieved by the selected QA probe.

Attribute: Conclusions Tab
Attribute Description
Status

Status of the conclusion.

Possible values are:

  • No Status
  • Normal
  • Disabled
  • Unknown
  • Warning
  • Major
  • Critical

Status reflects the most serious outstanding conclusion.
Time Stamp

Displays the time when the status of the QA probe was last updated.
Conclusions

Dynamically generated list of summary statuses of the QA probe at points in time that contributed to the current overall status of the selected QA probe.

Status is set by the Causal Engine. This view is useful for obtaining a quick summary of the status and problem description for the QA probe's most current status.

Examples of conclusions that might appear together are listed below:

  • TestUp
  • RttThresholdStateHigh
  • TwoWayPktLossThresholdStateHigh

Following examples list some of the conclusions caused by Administrative and Operational states:

Conclusions caused by Administrative State

ClosedTestTransient
  • notready
  • createandwait
  • createandgo
  • destroy

 

ClosedTestDisabled
  • disabled
  • Notinservice

 

ClosedTestUnknown

Caused by an SNMP error.

 

ClosedTestUnpolled

Caused when the QA probe is not polled.

 

Conclusions caused by Operational State

ClosedTestFailed
  • OperStateTimeout on probe
  • OperStateDisconnected on probe
  • OperStateNotConnected on probe
  • OperStateApplicationSpecific on probe
  • OperStateDnsServerTimeout on probe
  • OperStateTcpConnectTimeout on probe
  • OperStateHttpTransactionTimeout on probe
  • OperStateDnsQueryError on probe
  • OperStateHttpError on probe
  • OperStateError on probe
  • OperStateDisabled on probe

 

ClosedTestError

OperStateOther on probe

OperStateSequenceError on probe

OperStateOverThreashold on probe

OperStateBusy on probe

OperStateVerifyError on probe

OperStateDropped on probe

For information about how conclusions are based on the QA probe states, see Probe State.

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