ADTRAN AOS Version R10.1.0 Command Reference Manual page 2963

Command Reference Guide
tolerance
Use the tolerance command to configure the tolerance limit for test failures before returning a fail status
from the probe. Limits can be specified for consecutive failures or by rate of failure. Tolerance levels can
also be different based upon whether the probe is transitioning to the pass or fail state. Use the no form of
this command to remove tolerance levels from probes. Variations of this command include:
tolerance consecutive fail <number>
tolerance consecutive pass <number>
tolerance consecutive fail <number> pass <number>
tolerance rate fail <number> of <set size>
tolerance rate pass <number> of <set size>
tolerance rate fail <number> pass <number> of <set size>
The probe is not operational until tolerance is defined.
Syntax Description
consecutive
rate
fail <number>
pass <number>
of <set size>
Default Values
By default, there are no configured tolerance levels. Therefore, a probe that does not have a defined
tolerance will never fail.
When probes are set in consecutive mode, any state not explicitly configured has its tolerance value set
to 1.
In rate mode, any state not explicitly configured has its tolerance value set to 1+s-t, where 's' is the set size
and 't' is the value of the other state.
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Specifies that the probe state transitions occur only after a consecutive
number of test results conflict with the current state.
Specifies that the probe state transitions occur after a certain ratio of test
results conflict with the current state.
Specifies the number of failures that must occur before transitioning the
probe to the FAIL state. Valid ranges are 1 to 255 consecutive failures and
1 to 254 failures per set.
Specifies the number of passes before transitioning the probe to the PASS
state. Valid ranges are 1 to 255 consecutive passes and 1 to 254 passes
per set.
Specifies test set size for rate configuration. Valid range is 1 to 255.
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