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Currently, a single dropped ping may result in a power state change. This can lead to unexpected results for automations based on device power state. E.g., turning another device on / off based on the power state of a ping-monitored device.
A parameter such as MinimumPingFailures could be added and used to satisfy an "off" state change. Default could be 1 to match current functionality. The state change would not take place until the minimum was reached.
The same evaluation would not be necessary when changing to an "on" state.
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This would be great. I have a couple of devices (TVs) that flap on/off and I'm assuming this happen because they are randomly not responding to a single ping.
Currently, a single dropped ping may result in a power state change. This can lead to unexpected results for automations based on device power state. E.g., turning another device on / off based on the power state of a ping-monitored device.
A parameter such as MinimumPingFailures could be added and used to satisfy an "off" state change. Default could be 1 to match current functionality. The state change would not take place until the minimum was reached.
The same evaluation would not be necessary when changing to an "on" state.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: