3.6.0 Matrix Server Command Reference (5697-7083, December 2007)

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update—Modify an existing Virtual CIFS Serve:

mx vfs update [--policy autofailback|nofailback] [--application

<application name>] <ip>|<name> ALL_SERVERS <primary network

interface>| <network interface> ...

This command allows you to add or remove interfaces from the Virtual CIFS

Server configuration and to reorder the interfaces. If you specify a different

primary interface and --policy is set to autofailback, the command will

automatically move the service to the new primary.

If --policy is set to nofailback, the update command will not move the service

to the new primary. You will then need to use the vfs move command shown

below to move the service.

mx vfs_share – Virtual File Share commands

Use the following mx vfs_share commands to configure a Virtual File Share

or to display its status.

add—Add a Virtual File Share

mx vfs_share add --path <path> [arguments] \\<vfs>\<vshare>

<path> is the location of the Virtual File Share (such as y:\myshared). This is

typically the drive letter or path assigned to the PSFS filesystem that will be

accessed via this share.

<\\vfs>\<vshare>> specifies the name of the Virtual CIFS Server and the

Virtual File Share. Following is an example:

mx vfs_share add --path y:\myshared \\myvfs1\vshare1

Command Description

add Add a Virtual File Share

delete Delete a Virtual File Share

disable Disable a Virtual File Share

dump Dump the Virtual File Share configuration to stdout

enable Enable a Virtual File Share

status Display the status of a Virtual File Share

update Modify an existing Virtual File Share