3.5.1 Matrix Server Administration Guide

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NOTE: When you invoke mxinit to start Matrix Server, by default it
continues running and monitors processes. If you do not want
mxinit to monitor processes, invoke it with the -M (or
--no-monitor) option. It will then exit after it completes the
options you specified.
View Matrix Server Process Status
You can use the mxinit utility or the pmxs script to display the status of
Matrix Server processes and modules. To display status information with
mxinit, either invoke it with no options or specify the --status option. You
can also use the command /etc/init.d/pmxs status to display this
information. You do not need to be user root.
$ /opt/polyserve/bin/mxinit --status
Matrix Server Status:
Name pid / status
mxinit 5977 mxinit: Monitoring MxS processes
mxlog Loaded
grpcommd 5215
mxregd 5217
mxeventd 5246
mxlogd 5254
mxperfd 5255
pswebsvr 5257
clusterpulse 5260
panpulse 5278
psd_devfs Loaded
psvmod Loaded
psfs Loaded
dlm 5281
sanpulse 5285
FibreChannel adapter module status:
qla2300 - QLogic 2300 FibreChannel Adapter, is Loaded
The PID is displayed for running processes; “Stopped” is displayed for
processes that are not running. For modules, the status specifies whether
the module is loaded. The “FibreChannel adapter module status” section
displays status for the FibreChannel adapter modules installed on the
system.