3.4.0 MxFS for CIFS Administration Guide

Chapter 3: Configure CIFS with Virtual CIFS Servers 34

Delete a Virtual CIFS Server

To remove a Virtual CIFS Server, select that Virtual CIFS Server on the

PolyServe Management Console, right-click, and select Delete.

You can also enter the following at the Command Prompt:

mx vfs delete <ip>|<name>

Disable or Enable a Virtual CIFS Server

By default, Virtual CIFS Servers are enabled. If you disable a currently

active Virtual CIFS Server, any associated Virtual File Share monitors on

the node where the Virtual CIFS Server is active will go through their

stopping activities and the Virtual CIFS Server will become inactive

throughout the matrix.

To disable a Virtual CIFS Server, select the Virtual CIFS Server on the

PolyServe Management Console, right-click, and select Disable On All

Servers.

To enable a previously disabled Virtual CIFS Server, select the Virtual

CIFS Server on the PolyServe Management Console, right-click, and

select Enable.

You can also enter the following at the Command Prompt:

mx vfs enable <ip>|<name>

mx vfs disable <ip>|<name>

Display Status for a Virtual CIFS Server

Use the following command to see the status for a Virtual CIFS Server:

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

The arguments are:

[--up|--down]

[--enabled|--disabled]

[--primary|--backup]

[--active|--inactive]