StatusContentCacheServiceContentCacheStatusObject

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.

If true, the Content Cache is ready to serve requests.

The level of cache pressure. LOWSPACE means cache pressure is high.

The IP port number the Content Cache listens to for requests from clients, peers, and children.

An array of the Content Cache’s local IP addresses.

The public IP address of the Content Cache.

If present, the reason the Content Cache failed to register itself with Apple.

If present, the HTTP response code that the Content Cache received when it failed to register itself with Apple.

The RFC 3339 timestamp for when the Content Cache began registering itself with Apple. This value is only available during registration attempts.

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.

When present, indicates why the Content Cache failed to send the metrics.

When present, contains the HTTP response code that the Content Cache received when it failed to send the metrics report to the target URL.

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.

The unique identifier of the Content Cache.

The status of the Content Cache’s registration with Apple.

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

The version number of the Content Cache software.