Command Reference Guide

Chapter 2: mx Commands 85

Delete a virtual host:

mx vhost delete <vhost>

Display the status of a virtual host:

mx vhost status [arguments] [<vhost> ...]

The arguments are:

[--primary|--backup]

[--active|--inactive]

[--up|--down]

[--enabled|--disabled]

[--showApplication]

With no arguments, the command displays the status of all virtual hosts.

Dump the virtual host configuration to stdout:

mx vhost dump

mx vnfs – Virtual NFS Service commands

These commands are provided by MxFS-Linux and are used to manage

Virtual NFS Services.

Add a Virtual NFS Service

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

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

The --exportgroup option specifies the export group to be associated with

this Virtual NFS Service. The --policy option specifies the failback action

that the Virtual NFS Service will take following failover to a backup node.

autofailback will fail back when a higher-ranked node provides equal or

greater services than the backup node; nofailback fails back only if a

higher-ranked node provides greater services than the backup node.

autofailback is the default.

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.