systemctl-reset-failed

Reset all failed units

$ systemctl reset-failed

$ systemctl reset-failed [unit]

$ systemctl reset-failed [unit1 unit2 ...]

systemctl reset-failed [PATTERN...]

systemctl reset-failed clears the "failed" state from one or more units, resetting their state counters. Without arguments, it resets all failed units.
Failed units remain in that state until manually reset, appearing in `systemctl list-units` and `systemctl --failed`. This command clears those failure records so the unit can be started fresh.

Does not fix the underlying cause of failure. The unit may fail again when started. Use after investigating and fixing the root cause of the failure.

The reset-failed subcommand provides a way to acknowledge and clear failed unit states, enabling restart attempts and cleaning up the failure list after issues are resolved.

systemctl-status(1), systemctl-restart(1), systemctl(1)