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Status Codesđź”—

Device Provisioning Statusđź”—

Various colors are used to represent different provisioning states of network switches. Each state is paired with a specific color code (hex value).

Message

Device Status is displayed in Reports/Report Slice

Color Status Meaning
(Green / #79BF71) Provisioned Provisioning is considered OK, with no detected pending work or overriding provisioning condition.
(Green / #CDF9AA) Provisioning Configuration work is pending or in progress: desired and current provisioning versions differ, pending changes are detected, or the controller/switch reports configuring.
(Light green / #CDF9AA) Early Provisioning The GUI anticipates pending provisioning and temporarily replaces an otherwise Provisioned status before the normal status catches up.
(Yellow / #F8FAB1) Graceful Shutdown The switch's graceful-shutdown workflow has started. The implementation selects this when the reported state is present and is not not-started.
(Teal / #8EDDDD) Registering The device is registering and is not yet available; readable port definitions are not yet present.
(Gray / #D8E6D8) Rescanning The device is being rescanned.
(Pink / #FFC0CB) Incomplete Provisioning Required provisioning setup is missing or inconsistent—for example, a missing endpoint, a missing device bundle, an invalid topology association, or conflicting port assignments.
(Red / #FF3D1D) Failed Provisioning A provisioning error or switch/controller failure has been reported. The tooltip provides the specific failure.
(Grey / #CCCCCC) Unable to Provision Provisioning cannot currently proceed—for example, because communication is unavailable, synchronization or registration data is missing, or an upstream dependency is unavailable.
(Teal / #BDEDFF) Preprovisioned Configuration exists for a placeholder/mock device before the real device is present.
(Pale yellow / #F4F395) Initializing Switch The switch-management status reports initial upload or agent started.
(Beige / #EBDFCA) Read Only Read-only mode prevents configuration writes to the switch; no pending-change flag is present.
(Brown-Orange / #DDBB66) Read Only Pending Read-only mode is enabled and pending changes are recorded.
(Light Brown / #BBBB88) Read Only Provisioning Read-only mode is enabled while the provisioning logic detects pending/in-progress work; the separate pending-change flag is absent. The label does not by itself mean writes are permitted.
(Muted khaki / #BBBB88) Read Only Pending Provisioning The same read-only provisioning condition, with the pending-change flag also present.
(Gray / #808080) Maintenance Out of Service (MOS) / Fault out of Service (FOS) Device is out of service.

Topology Device Statusđź”—

These colors apply without selection, highlighting, or other display overrides.

Color Status Meaning
(Near-white / #F8FFFF) Provisioned / normal device Default background for physical hardware. A Provisioned state retains this fill; the green status indicator is separate.
(Light blue / #BDEDFF) Preprovisioned / No Device / mock device A placeholder stands in for expected hardware that is not yet present. Also used for preprovisioned endpoints.
(Yellow-green / #DDF9AA) Provisioning Configuration work is pending or in progress.
(Yellow-green / #DDF9AA) Early Provisioning The GUI anticipates pending provisioning before the normal provisioning status catches up.
(Pale yellow / #F8FAB1) Graceful Shutdown The switch's graceful-shutdown workflow has started.
(Mint green / #88EEDD) Registering Registration is in progress and normal provisioning is not yet available; readable port definitions are not yet present.
(Muted light green / #C1D69A) Rescanning A rescan is in progress.
(Pink / #FFC0CB) Incomplete Provisioning Required configuration is missing or inconsistent—for example, a missing endpoint or conflicting provisioning assignments.
(Light red / #FF6666) Failed Provisioning A provisioning error or switch/controller failure has been reported.
(Very light gray / #E8E8E8) Unable to Provision / Upstream Fabric Port Down Provisioning cannot proceed, or an upstream connection is unavailable. The tooltip identifies the cause.
(Gray / #BBBBBB) MOS/FOS Marked out of service, or forced out of service by an upstream condition.
(Pale yellow / #F4F395) Initializing Switch Switch-management status reports initial upload or agent startup.
(Pale beige / #EBDFCA) Read Only Read-only mode prevents configuration writes; no pending-change flag is present.
(Tan / #DDBB66) Read Only Pending Read-only mode is enabled and pending changes are recorded.
(Muted khaki / #BBBB88) Read Only Provisioning Provisioning work is detected while read-only mode is enabled; the separate pending-change flag is absent.
(Muted khaki / #BBBB88) Read Only Pending Provisioning Provisioning work is detected while read-only mode is enabled, and the pending-change flag is present.
(Salmon pink / #FFA0A0) Switch without an endpoint A real switch is not associated with a switch endpoint. This has its own color rather than the ordinary Incomplete Provisioning pink.
(Pink / #FFC0CB) Licensing restriction Styling for a placeholder that cannot be licensed under the applicable endpoint-tier check. This is distinct from Incomplete Provisioning despite sharing its color.
(Blue / #A7DCFF) Unmanaged device / unmanaged external gateway Attached unmanaged hardware or a gateway is drawn through the discovery/link-status path.
(Blue-gray / #DAE0E4) Previously discovered unmanaged device, link down Disabled styling is applied when discovery information exists but the link is down.