No .
In an NSRP Active/Passive configuration, device failover can be triggered by monitoring at least one of three objects--interface, track-ip address, and zone.
For example , if firewall is set to monitor an interface , once FW hit to the threshold for that particular interface , it will failover.
So failover can be done with the help of any single object or with the combination of the object. It all depends upon your network requirement.
For the purpose of troubleshooting, this KB article describes how to trigger a failover of an NSRP device when monitoring each object.
http://kb.juniper.net/KB11192
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Atif
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