Which status is typically given if a device experiences very high packet loss?

When a device experiences very high packet loss, the status given is typically "Degraded." This is because high packet loss significantly impacts network performance and reliability, indicating that the device is not functioning optimally. In a degraded state, the device may still be operational, but its ability to transmit data accurately and efficiently is compromised, leading to potential connectivity issues or slow response times.

This status serves as an important alert for network administrators, signaling that immediate attention may be required to diagnose and resolve the underlying issues causing the packet loss. In contrast, other statuses such as "Healthy" would indicate that the device is functioning without any problems, while "Warning" suggests a potential issue that isn’t critical yet, and "Critical" indicates a failure state or severe degradation requiring immediate action. In this case, the "Degraded" status is the most appropriate reflection of very high packet loss conditions.