The top pane of the Monitoring tab contains a table that lists the SQL Anywhere databases that are being monitored. In this table, the State column provides information about the connections between the Monitor and its resources. The Status column indicates whether the resources require an operator or an administrator user to perform actions on them. See Working with Monitor users.
A resource is always in one of the following states:
Alive The resource is connected and the Monitor is collecting metrics.
Blackout The Monitor is waiting for the blackout period to end before it resumes monitoring of the resource.
Database Down The SQL Anywhere database being monitored is stopped.
Host Down The Monitor cannot locate the computer that is hosting the resource.
Unknown The Monitor is not monitoring the resource.
A resource has one of the following statuses:
Healthy There are no unresolved alerts for the resources.
Needs Attention There are one or more alerts for the resource.
Monitoring Stopped The resource is not being monitored.
Unknown The resource is not alive and there are no alerts for it.
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