# View Connection Status of Git Organizations and Repositories

After you add a GitHub or Gerrit organization or GitLab group, the organizations or groups are displayed with different colors referring to their connection statuses. The following is an example:

![Git Organization Connection Status](/files/-MYORveInxrclFsUvUa5)

* ​![](/files/-MGh5g18AZefEt1wpYYV) indicates *full connection*: all the repositories of the organization are connected.
* ​![](/files/-MGh5plY4opHfbYw2yrL) indicates *partial connection*: some repositories of the organization are connected.
* ​![](/files/-MGh62lG27ujeWeQxhlO) indicates *no connection*: the organization is added, but its repositories are not [EasyCLA enforced](/lfx/easycla/v2-current/project-managers/enforce-or-remove-cla-mechanism.md).
* ​<img src="/files/-MGh68mF0vvr0JPoDen0" alt="" data-size="line">indicates *connection failure*: for a connected organization, either the EasyCLA configuration is uninstalled or the organization is deleted from GitHub/Gerrit/GitLab.

A repository with a cross mark next to it indicates connection failure. It means the repository was EasyCLA enabled, but it is deleted from the organization.


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