Use this command to configure the parameters used to determine when a service marked as down can be declared up.
| count count | (Optional) Specifies the consecutive number of successful probes to a service before the service is declared up. Valid values are 1 - 65535 successful probes. The default value is 3 successful probes. |
| interval seconds | (Optional) Specifies the delay between probes to a service that is currently down. Valid values are 2 - 300 seconds. The default value is 300 seconds. |
Any parameter not specified remains at its current value. You must specify at least one parameter.
State probe configuration mode.
Pass detection is used to determine when a service that is currently down can be declared up. When the number of consecutive successful probes to a service equals the pass detection count value, the service is declared up.
Modifying the interval will not update for currently scheduled sessions.
Use the no passdetect command to reset the passdetect count and interval to the default values of 3 successful probes for count and 300 seconds for interval.
This example sets the number of successful probes before a service that is currently down will be declared up to 5 and the interval between probes to 15 seconds:
System(su-config)->probe docTcp1 tcp System(su-config-probe)->passdetect count 5 interval 15 System(su-config-probe)->
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