3.5.1 Matrix Server Command Reference

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Virtual NFS Service will not be made active anywhere. The default is

single.

vnfs is the hostname or IP address of the Virtual NFS Service.

network_interface is the IP address for the interface.

The order in which you specify the network interfaces determines the

ordering for failover. The first network interface is the primary interface;

network traffic for the virtual host goes to the node providing this interface.

The remaining network interfaces are backups. Each network interface must

be located on a different node.

Update a Virtual NFS Service:

mx vnfs update [--exportgroup <exportgroup_name>|NONE]

[--policy autofailback|nofailback] <vnfs> <network_interface> ...

The arguments are the same as mx vnfs add.

Enable a Virtual NFS Service:

mx vnfs enable <vnfs>

Disable a Virtual NFS Service:

mx vnfs disable <vnfs>

Delete a Virtual NFS Service:

mx vnfs delete <vnfs> ...

View Virtual NFS Services:

mx vnfs status [--up|--down] [--enabled|--disabled]

[--primary|--backup] [--active|--inactive] [<vnfs> ...]

Move a Virtual NFS Service:

mx vnfs move <vnfs> <network_interface> ...

Dump the Virtual NFS Service configuration to stdout:

mx vnfs dump