
Chapter 3: mx Commands 88
mx mfs – Cluster File Share commands
Use the following mx mfs commands to configure Cluster File Shares or to
display their status.
add—Add a Cluster File Share
mx mfs add --path <path> --servers ALL_SERVERS|<server1>,
<server2>,... [arguments] <mfs_name>
--servers specifies the servers on which the Cluster File Share should be
configured.
<mfs_name> is the name for the Cluster File Share. <path> is the location of the
Cluster File Share (such as y:\myshared). This is typically the drive letter or
path assigned to the PSFS filesystem that will be accessed via this share.
Following is an example:
mx mfs add --path y:\myshared --servers ALL_SERVERS mymfs1
The options are:
[--timeout <seconds>]
The maximum amount of time to wait for a probe of the file share to
complete. The default value is five seconds.
[--frequency <seconds>]
The frequency is the interval of time, in seconds, at which the monitor probes
the file share. The default value is 10 seconds.
[--users_limit ALL_USERS|<limit>]
The number of users that will be allowed to access the Cluster File Share
simultaneously. The maximum value is the system maximum, which is
limited by the available memory.
Command Description
add Add a Cluster File Share
delete Delete a Cluster File Share
disable Disable a Cluster File Share
dump Dump the Cluster File Share configuration to stdout
enable Enable a Cluster File Share
status Display the status of a Cluster File Share
update Update an existing Cluster File Share
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