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Chapter 3: mx Commands 74

disable—Disable a device monitor on a server

mx device disable <devicename> <server> ...

dump—Dump device monitor configuration to stdout

mx device dump

enable—Enable a device monitor on a previously disabled server

mx device enable <devicename> <server> ...

status—Display the status of a device monitor

mx device status [arguments] [<devicename> ...]

The arguments are:

[--up|--down]

[--enabled|--disabled]

[--primary|--backup]

[--active|--inactive]

[--showApplication]

With no arguments, the command displays status for all device monitors.

update—Modify a device monitor

mx device update [arguments] <devicename> ...

The arguments are the same as the device add command; however, the

--servers argument is not required and the monitor type cannot be changed.

mx disk – disk commands

Use the following mx disk commands to import SAN disks into a cluster, to

remove them from a cluster, or to display status information.

deport—Remove a disk from the cluster

mx disk deport <uuid> ...

Use the disk status --imported command to determine the uuid for the disk.

Command Description

deport Remove a disk from the cluster

dump Dump disk configuration to stdout

import Import a disk into the cluster

status Display information about disks

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