3.4.0 Matrix Server Command Reference

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Move a Virtual CIFS Server to the specified interface:

mx vfs move <ip>|<name> <target_networkinterface>

The target network interface must be currently configured for the Virtual

CIFS Server.

Enable a Virtual CIFS Server:

mx vfs enable <ip>|<name>

Disable a Virtual CIFS Server:

mx vfs disable <ip>|<name>

Move a Virtual CIFS Server

mx vfs move <ip>|<name> <target_networkinterface>

Delete a Virtual CIFS Server:

mx vfs delete <ip>|<name>

Display the status of a Virtual CIFS Server:

mx vfs status [arguments] <ip>|<name>

The arguments are:

[--up|--down]

[--enabled|--disabled]

[--primary|--backup]

[--active|--inactive]

Dump the Virtual CIFS Server configuration to stdout:

mx vfs dump

mx vfs_share – Virtual File Share commands

Use the following commands to configure a Virtual File Share or to display its

status.

Add a Virtual File Share:

mx vfs_share add [arguments] --path <path> \\<vfs>\<vshare>

<path> is the location of the Virtual 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.