Table 4-4. Status: Upgrade State; Table 4-5. Status: Operational State - NEC 320Fc User Manual

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Table 4-4. Status: Upgrade State

Upgrade State
Idle
Prepare Split
Split
Prepare Merge
Merge
Commit
Abort
The Operational State reports the status of the last operation that was requested.
Table 4-5 describes the possible operational states.

Table 4-5. Status: Operational State

Operational State
Ready
Busy
Broken
The Partner State reports the status of the partner system. For example, while the
system is in split mode, the Active Upgrade console is running on the Production Side,
and this field reports the health of the Upgrade Side of the system.
the possible partner states.
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Description
The current upgrade session is idle. The Active Upgrade process
has just finished, or it has not been initiated yet.
The Active Upgrade console is preparing to split the system by
running a final readiness check and additional background tasks.
If the operational state is Ready, the system is running in split
mode. Otherwise, the Active Upgrade console is in the process of
initiating split mode.
The Active Upgrade console is preparing to merge the system by
running additional readiness tests and background tasks.
If the operational state is Ready, the system is merged.
Otherwise, the Active Upgrade console is in the process of
merging the system.
The Active Upgrade console is in the process of committing your
changes (making them permanent).
The upgrade process has been aborted, and the Active Upgrade
console is in the process of restoring the system to its previous
state.
Description
The previous operation has been completed successfully. The
Active Upgrade process is ready to enter the next upgrade state.
The current operation is still in progress. Allow time for the
operation to complete.
The Active Upgrade console could not complete the current
operation. Check the activity log for errors. You must correct the
errors and click Retry to complete the operation, or click Abort to
abort the current upgrade session.
Table 4-6 describes