---
title: StatusContentCacheServiceContentCacheStatusObject
framework: devicemanagement
role: symbol
role_heading: Object
path: devicemanagement/statuscontentcacheservicecontentcachestatusobject
---

# StatusContentCacheServiceContentCacheStatusObject

The basic set of AssetCache status items

## Declaration

```data
object StatusContentCacheServiceContentCacheStatusObject
```

## Properties

activated: If true, the device has enabled the Content Cache. Enabling the Content Caching doesn’t guarantee service. See the Active key for the readiness of the Content Cache to serve requests. active: If true, the Content Cache is ready to serve requests. cache-status: The level of cache pressure. LOWSPACE means cache pressure is high. port: The IP port number the Content Cache listens to for requests from clients, peers, and children. private-addresses: An array of the Content Cache’s local IP addresses. public-address: The public IP address of the Content Cache. registration-error: If present, the reason the Content Cache failed to register itself with Apple. registration-response-code: If present, the HTTP response code that the Content Cache received when it failed to register itself with Apple. registration-started: The RFC 3339 timestamp for when the Content Cache began registering itself with Apple. This value is only available during registration attempts. registration-status: The status of the Content Cache’s registration with Apple, which is one of the following values: -1: The registration failed. 0: The registration is pending. 1: The registration succeeded. report-error: When present, indicates why the Content Cache failed to send the metrics. report-response-code: When present, contains the HTTP response code that the Content Cache received when it failed to send the metrics report to the target URL. sending-reports: When present, a value of true indicates that the cache is sending metrics reports to the URL specified in the ManagementStatusTarget key in the installed ContentCaching configuration. server-guid: The unique identifier of the Content Cache. startup-status: The status of the Content Cache’s registration with Apple. tetherator-status: The status of tethered caching, which is the Content Cache with a shared internet connection, which is one of the following values: ‘-1’ : Unknown ‘0’ : Disabled ‘1’ : Enabled version: The version number of the Content Cache software.