This attribute reports the status of the connection between the CM SSH server and the SSH client. The possible values for this attribute are defined in RFC 4253 and are listed below: 'disconnectedNotAllowed' SSH client is not allowed to connect to the host 'disconnectedProtocolError' SSH client disconnected because of SSH protocol error 'disconnectedKeyExchangeFailed' SSH client disconnected because the SSH key exchange failed at the SSH transport layer 'disconnectedReserved' Value reserved for future use 'disconnectedMacError' SSH client disconnected due to the incompatibility of the Message Authentication code algorithm or value 'disconnectedCompressionError' SSH client disconnected due to the failure of compression on the packet payload when it is required or the incompatibility of the compression algorithm exists 'disconnectedServiceNotAvailable' SSH client disconnected because SSH service is not available on the server 'disconnectedProtocolVersionNotSupported' SSH client disconnected because the SSH protocol version is not supported by the server 'disconnectedHostKeyNotVerifiable' SSH client disconnected because of using an unverifiable host key. 'disconnectedConnectionLost' SSH client disconnected because of inactivity 'disconnectedByApplication' SSH server disconnected by the SCCA application when performing the TLS-based Authentication 'disconnectedTooManyConnections' SSH client disconnected because the connections limitation has been exceeded 'disconnectedAuthCancelledByUser' SSH client disconnected because the authentication is cancelled by the user 'disconnectedNoMoreAuthMethods' SSH client disconnected because no more authentication methods are available 'disconnectedIllegalUserName' SSH client disconnected because of an illegal username 'connected' Connection between the CM SSH server and the SSH client is active 'disconnectedUnknown' SSH client disconnected for unknown or other reason