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Chapter 2: mx Commands 64

The priority of the service monitor in relation to other service monitors.

priority is a natural number; 0 is the highest priority.

HP Clustered File System uses the priority when failing over the virtual

host associated with the monitor. If multiple failures have occurred, all of

the services associated with the virtual host may not be available on one

server. In this case, HP Clustered File System will fail over to a network

interface on a server running the highest priority service. The default

priority is 0.

Modify (update) an existing service monitor:

mx service update [arguments] <vhost:port> ...

The arguments are the same as service add.

Enable a service monitor:

mx service enable <vhost:port> <server> ...

Disable a service monitor:

mx service disable <vhost:port> <server> ...

Delete a service monitor:

mx service delete <vhost:port>

Clear a monitor event:

mx service clear <vhost:port> <server> ...

Display the status of a service monitor:

mx service status [arguments] [<vhost:port>]

The arguments are:

[--up|--down]

[--primary|--backup]

[--enabled|--disabled]

[--active|--inactive]

With no arguments, the command displays the status of all service

monitors.

Dump the service monitor configuration to stdout:

mx service dump

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