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Chapter 3: mx Commands 87

destroy—Destroy the cluster

mx matrix destroy

This command attempts to remove your cluster configuration. The command

may fail, based on the resources in use throughout the cluster.

The output from matrix dump, when run prior to matrix destroy, can be

useful in restoring a cluster configuration after it has been destroyed;

however, you may need to perform the reconfiguration manually.

dump—Dump cluster configuration information

The following command dumps configuration information to stdout. The

information includes the configuration of servers, network interfaces, virtual

hosts, service and device monitors, notifiers, disks, and filesystems. It also

includes the sleep setting and alerts.

The dumped information does not include configuration information for the

following: HP Clustered File System license, secret, membership partitions,

fencing configuration, FibreChannel switches.

mx matrix dump

You can also save the configuration in a file for backup purposes:

mx matrix dump > <backup_file>

Use the following command to restore the configuration from the backup file:

mx --continue --file <backup_file>

log—Insert an event message into the cluster event log

mx matrix log <message>

In the log, the source of the message will be set to “User” and the Severity will

be set to “Info.” The ID assigned to the message will be in the range

39000-39999.

status—Display status information

mx matrix status

The current alert messages appear at the end of the output.

1 2 ... 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 ... 140 141

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