Setup guide

Chapter 2: mx Commands 61

Delete a notifier:

mx notifier delete <notifier> ...

Enable a notifier:

mx notifier enable <notifier> ...

Disable a notifier:

mx notifier disable <notifier> ...

Display status for notifiers:

mx notifier status [--enabled|--disabled] [<notifier> ...]

Test a notifier:

mx notifier test <notifier> ...

Dump the notifier configuration to stdout:

mx notifier dump [<notifier> ...]

mx server – server commands

Use the following commands to configure servers or to display their

status.

Add a server to the cluster:

mx server add [--serverSeverity autorecover|noautorecover]

<server> ...

The --serverSeverity argument specifies whether virtual hosts will

automatically fail back to the original server after that server has

recovered from a complete system outage. The default is

autorecover.

Update one or more servers in a cluster:

mx server update [--serverSeverity autorecover|

noautorecover] <server> ...

Delete one or more servers from a cluster:

mx server delete <server> ...

Disable one or more servers:

mx server disable <server> ...