What does solid green indicate?

What does solid green indicate?

• A. Scan successfully complete
• B. Signal lost
• C. Scan aborted
• D. Unknown status

Answer: (A)

Solid green on a status indicator means the system is functioning normally and the operation has completed successfully. In a scanning or reconnaissance workflow, that steady green shows the scan finished without errors and produced valid results, so the best match is that the scan successfully completed. If the signal were lost, you’d typically see no light or a different, warning-type indication rather than a steady green. An aborted scan often uses a flashing pattern or another color to signal cancellation. Unknown status wouldn’t present as a solid, reassuring green because the system hasn’t confirmed success.

Solid green on a status indicator means the system is functioning normally and the operation has completed successfully. In a scanning or reconnaissance workflow, that steady green shows the scan finished without errors and produced valid results, so the best match is that the scan successfully completed.

If the signal were lost, you’d typically see no light or a different, warning-type indication rather than a steady green. An aborted scan often uses a flashing pattern or another color to signal cancellation. Unknown status wouldn’t present as a solid, reassuring green because the system hasn’t confirmed success.