REFERENCE S/W .6
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6. SOFTWARE REFERENCE
6.1.10Understanding the Computer Status Icons
When you open the Select Computer dialog box, each computer in the list displays an icon indicating the current status of that computer. The table below describes the seven states a computer may be in.
| Unavailable | The computer is currently in a |
| Wakeable | The computer is currently in a |
| supports Remote Wakeup technology. |
| Wake Pending | A temporary status (not to exceed five minutes) while |
| Client Manager attempts to wake up a computer. (A com- |
| puter that is in the process of booting without having |
| received a wakeup instruction is listed as Unavailable, |
| not Wake Pending.) |
| Normal | The computer is operating within normal tolerances. |
| Warning | A computer that has exceeded a warning tolerance level. |
| For example, the PC Health indicator can be configured |
| to display a warning icon if a hard disk is running low |
| on space. |
| Critical | A computer that has exceeded a critical tolerance level. |
| For example, if the hard disk is running critically low |
| on available space, the PC Health indicator displays a |
| critical icon. |
| Unknown | A computer that is powered on, but the health status (Nor- |
| mal, Warning, or Critical) is not known. |
| Normal (Mobile) | A computer that includes support for mobile PC fea- |
| tures, such as mobile battery. Mobile computers display |
| the same array of health icons (above) used for non- |
| mobile computers. |
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