Check Connector Group Status on the Connector Groups Page
On the connector group listing page, scroll down to the table of connector groups and check the Status column. If any of the connectors in a group have connectivity issues that affect end user connectivity to resources, you will see a warning here. You can click a connector group to see which connectors are showing warnings. For information about the descriptions of the connector statuses, see Check Connector Status.
| Status | Description | Action Required |
|---|---|---|
| Connected | At least one connector in the group is connecting user traffic to private resources, and the connectors are not overloaded. | None |
| Overloaded | The running average CPU load of all connectors in the group is above the recommended threshold (70% usage.) | Deploy additional connectors in the group. Be sure to use the current provisioning key shown for the connector. For more information, see Add Connectors to a Connector Group. |
| Disabled | The connector group or all connectors in a group have been intentionally disabled by an administrator and are not forwarding traffic to resources. | If you want to re-enable connectors or connector groups, click the ellipsis menu at the end of the applicable table row. |
| Unestablished | The connector group is not yet fully set up. | Add at least one connector and one private resource to the group. For more information, see Add Connectors to a Connector Group and Assign Private Resources to a Connector Group as applicable. |
| Disconnected | All connectors in the group are disconnected. The connector group is not forwarding any traffic to private resources. | For more information, see Troubleshoot Resource Connectors and Connector Groups. |