3.5.1 Matrix Server Administration Guide

Chapter 14: Configure Device Monitors 253
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Delay: Type the number of seconds that the device monitor should wait
before failing over virtual hosts following a global event. The default is 65
seconds.
To determine the number of seconds for the delay, check the probe
frequency and probe timeout values of the shared resource monitors in
your configuration. Using the monitor with the largest values, add
together the number of seconds specified for the probe frequency and
probe timeout. The delay should be at least as large as that value.
To enable a Global Event Delay from the command line, use this
command:
mx device globalsettings [--eventdelay <seconds>]
If you do not specify the --eventdelay option, the command will return
the current value of the Global Event Delay.
Other Configuration Procedures
These procedures can be performed from the Servers or Applications tab
on the Management Console. Locate the appropriate device monitor and
then right-click to see the available procedures.
Delete a Device Monitor
Select the device monitor to be deleted, right-click, and select Delete.
To delete a device monitor from the command line, use this command:
mx device delete <devicename> ...
Disable a Device Monitor
Select the device monitor to be disabled, right-click, and select Disable.
To disable a device monitor from the command line, use this command:
mx device disable <devicename> <server> ...
Enable a Device Monitor
Select the device monitor to be enabled, right-click, and select Enable.