3.5.1 Matrix Server Command Reference

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Enable one or more previously disabled servers:

mx server enable <server> ...

Display server status:

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

[<server> ...]

Read the license file:

mx server read_license <server>

Dump the server configuration to stdout:

mx server dump

Mark a server as down:

mx server markdown <server>

This command can be used when Matrix Server is unable to fence a server

that is not communicating with the matrix (for example, because the server

has crashed). The command informs Matrix Server that the server has been

verified to be down and does not need to be fenced, as it cannot threaten

filesystem integrity. For more information, see “Server Cannot Be Fenced”

in Chapter 18 of the PolyServe Administration Guide.

mx service – service monitor commands

Use the following commands to configure service monitors or to display their

status.

Add a service monitor:

mx service add --type <type> [arguments] <vhost:port> ...

The arguments are:

--type <type>

The type of service monitor (FTP, HTTP, IMAP4, NFS, NIS, NNTP, POP3,

SMTP, TCP, CUSTOM

[--timeout <seconds>]

The maximum amount of time to wait for a probe of the service to complete.

For

CUSTOM service monitors, the default is 60 seconds. For all other

service monitors, the default is five seconds.