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In the log, the source of the message will be set to “User” and the Severity will

be set to “Info.” The ID assigned to the message will be in the range

39000-39999.

status—Display status information

mx matrix status

The current alert messages appear at the end of the output.

mx mfs – Matrix File Share commands

Use the following mx mfs commands to configure Matrix File Shares or to

display their status.

add—Add a Matrix File Share

mx mfs add --path <path> --servers ALL_SERVERS|<server1>,

<server2>,... [arguments] <mfs_name>

--servers specifies the servers on which the Matrix File Share should be

configured.

<mfs_name> is the name for the Matrix File Share. <path> is the location of the

Matrix 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.

Following is an example:

mx mfs add --path y:\myshared --servers ALL_SERVERS mymfs1

The options are:

[--timeout <seconds>]

The maximum amount of time to wait for a probe of the file share to

complete. The default value is five seconds.

Command Description

add Add a Matrix File Share

delete Delete a Matrix File Share

disable Disable a Matrix File Share

dump Dump the Matrix File Share configuration to stdout

enable Enable a Matrix File Share

status Display the status of a Matrix File Share

update Update an existing Matrix File Share