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Chapter 3: mx Commands 53

Specify servers in the .matrixrc file

If you need to control which server is used for the mx connection, list the

servers individually in the matrixrc file or use the mx --matrix command-line

option. If any server can be used for the connection, you can group the

servers.

List servers individually

Add a line to the file for each server for which you want mx access and

specify the appropriate username and password. This example specifies that

srv3 is the default.

srv1 administrator secret1

srv2 administrator secret1

srv3 administrator secret2 default

When you issue a mx command without specifying a server name, as in the

following example, it connects to the machine specified as the default in the

.matrixrc file.

mx server status

To connect to a different server, include the --matrix option and specify the

server name on the command line. For example, the following command

connects to server acme1 as user admin using the password secret1.

mx --matrix srv1 server status

Use wildcards

You can use wildcards in the .matrixrc file to match machine names:

srv3 administrator secret1 default

srv* administrator secret1

In the following command, --matrix srv8 matches the wildcard. When the

--matrix option is not specified, the connection is made to srv3, the default;

the machine specified as the default cannot contain a wildcard.

mx --matrix srv8 server status

If you specify any server names in addition to the wildcard, the wildcard

must be at the end of the list of servers as in the above example. The wildcard

matches servers according to the order in which they are listed in the file and

can mask other entries that appear below it in the list.

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