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Command Reference Guide
fail <number>
Network monitoring probes and their associated names are created using the command
probe on page
schedule <name> on page
command
Default Values
By default, a track list does not exist.
Command History
Release 15.1
Release 16.1
Functional Notes
There is no limit to how many probes, schedules, or interfaces can be tested within a single test list.
However, only one type (AND, OR, or weighted) of test list can exist on a track at any given time.
An interface is IP routing if its line-protocol state is up and if it has a valid, nonzero IP address. This means
that interfaces using Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) or negotiated Point-to-Point Protocol
(PPP) will not pass until their primary IP address is dynamically configured.
Usage Examples
The following example demonstrates use of the test list weighted command. The list contains three probe
tests and each test has been assigned a different weight value (10, 20, and 30). When a probe test
passes, its weight is added to the sum of the weights from other successful tests contained within the
Weighted Track Test List. The pass threshold in this example is set to 35. The sum of all the weights must
meet or exceed the value of 35 before the Weighted Track Test List will transition to a PASS state. The fail
threshold in this example is set to 25. Therefore, if the sum of all the weights falls below the value of 25, the
Weighted Track Test List will transition to a FAIL state.
(config)#track LB-test
(config-track-LB-test)#test list weighted
(config-track-LB-test-test)#if probe LB weight 10
(config-track-LB-test-test)#if probe LB2 weight 20
(config-track-LB-test-test)#if probe LB3 weight 30
(config-track-LB-test-test)#threshold pass 35 fail 25
(config-track-LB-test-test)#exit
(config-track-LB-test)#no shutdown
60000CRG0-35E
Optional. Specifies the number that will change the state of the
track test list to fail. Range is 1 to 4294967295.
1291. Schedules and their associated names are created using the command
1313. For more information about interfaces, refer to the
interface on page
74.
Command was introduced.
Command was expanded to include the interface parameter.
Copyright © 2012 ADTRAN, Inc.
Network Monitor Track Command Set
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