What status is shown when running the command tsm status -v and the node is experiencing issues?

When running the command "tsm status -v," the status returned provides insight into the health and operational state of the Tableau Server and its nodes. If a node is experiencing issues, it would be reflected in an "unavailable" status. This indicates that the node is not able to properly perform its functions or respond to requests, signaling that there may be connectivity issues, service disruptions, or other anomalies affecting its performance.

The "unavailable" status is specifically designed to alert administrators that the node is unable to contribute to the overall functionality of the server, prompting further investigation or immediate remediation actions. Being aware of the nodes that show as "unavailable" is crucial for maintaining the integrity and reliability of the Tableau Server environment.

In contrast, other statuses like "is running" or "is in a healthy state" would indicate that the node is functioning properly. "Is stopped" suggests that the node has been intentionally halted, which is different from experiencing issues. Understanding these distinctions helps in efficient monitoring and troubleshooting within Tableau Server management.