This reports the feature's current operating status -- effectively whether it is actually enabled and running, disabled, or in some transitional state, on this device right now. This is the authoritative object to check for a feature's actual live state, since unlike cfcFeatureCtrlAction, it reflects the real current condition rather than a fire-and-forget action trigger. An admin verifying that the fcoe feature is really active after an enable request would check this object rather than cfcFeatureCtrlAction, since the latter always reads back as noOp regardless of the feature's real state.