3.1.2 Matrix Server Command Reference

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lose their locks. They can then reclaim those same locks on the new node

without conflicts from outside clients.

The options are as follows:

-q

Show the current status of NLM locking in the cluster (either enabled or

disabled).

-e

Enable NLM locking in the cluster. No reboot is necessary; the change is

effective almost immediately and may affect clients.

-d

Disable NLM locking in the cluster. No reboot is necessary; the change is

effective almost immediately and may affect clients.

mxpasswd – add users or change passwords

Synopsis

/opt/polyserve/bin/mxpasswd

Description

To add a new Matrix Server user and password, use the following syntax,

where user and password are enclosed in curly braces. You must be user root.

# mxpasswd

mxpasswd> {user}{password}

To change an existing password, use the following syntax. Users can change

their own passwords. If you are root, you can change any user password

without specifying the old password.

$ mxpasswd

mxpasswd> {user} {new_password} {old_password}

mxperftool – view performance counters

Synopsis

/opt/polyserve/tools/mxperftool

Description

This command should be run only at the request of PolyServe personnel.