Command Reference Guide

Chapter 2: mx Commands 72

Destroy the matrix:

mx matrix destroy

This command attempts to remove your matrix configuration, including

unmounting PSFS filesystems. The command may fail, based on the

resources in use throughout the matrix.

The output from matrix dump, when run before matrix destroy, can be

useful in restoring a matrix configuration after it has been destroyed;

however, you may need to perform the reconfiguration manually.

mx netif – network interface commands

Use the following commands to manage network interfaces or to display their

status.

Add a network interface:

mx netif add [--adminTraffic allow|discourage] --server

<server> --netmask <interface_netmask> <interface_ip>

--adminTraffic specifies whether the network interface should be available

for Matrix Server administrative traffic. allow is the default.

Update a network interface:

mx netif update [--adminTraffic allow|discourage] --netmask

<interface_netmask> <interface_ip>

The network interface must be down.

Remove a network interface:

mx netif delete <interface_ip>

Enable a network interface for virtual hosting:

mx netif enable <interface_ip> ...

Disable a network interface for virtual hosting:

mx netif disable <interface_ip> ...

Make a network available for use administrative traffic:

mx netif admin <interface_ip> ...

Do not use the network for administrative traffic:

mx netif noadmin <interface_ip> ...