What happens to the classification priority of Port Probes if it is changed?

When the classification priority of Port Probes is changed, it affects globally and all future discoveries. This means that any modifications made to the classification priority will apply universally to all subsequent discovery processes.

The significance of this is that it ensures a consistent approach across the entire discovery framework, allowing for better management and organization of discovered devices and services. By adjusting the classification priority, administrators are able to influence how different devices and services are prioritized during the discovery process, which can help in optimizing resource allocation and managing alerts based on the criticality associated with different probe classifications.

In the context of the discovery service, changes to classification influence the way the system interprets results going forward, hence the importance of understanding the implications of such adjustments on future discoveries.