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availability state 0/2/3/4 values for SCCM
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Stephen Morrison
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SCOM monitors the availability state registry values and alerts if its not a 0. 2 or 3 or 4 all will trigger an alert. I am looking to understand what 2/3/4 mean. I assume 0 is healthy.
We are getting an alert on a passive node and the registry show a 4.
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