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The --persistent argument removes the persistent status from the

filesystem mount. The --active argument unmounts the filesystem now.

Display status information:

mx fs status [--mounted|--unmounted] [--persistent]

[--verbose] [--standard|--snapshot]

The --mounted argument displays only mounted filesystems;

--unmounted displays only unmounted filesystems. The --persistent

argument displays only those filesystems with persistent mounts. The

--verbose option displays the FS type (always PSFS), the size of the

filesystem in KB, and the UUID of the parent disk. The --standard

argument shows only standard filesystems; the --snapshot argument

shows only snapshots.

Dump filesystem configuration to stdout:

mx fs dump

mx matrix – cluster commands

Use these commands to display status and alert information, to dump

cluster configuration information to stdout, or to destroy a cluster.

Display status information:

mx matrix status

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

Display alerts:

mx alert status [--severity <level>]

The alert status command lists the current alert messages. (These

messages are also displayed on the Management Console.) The --severity

option filters the alerts according to the specified alert level. There are

four levels: error, fault, warning, and info.

Dump or restore cluster configuration information:

The following command dumps configuration information to stdout. The

information includes the configuration of servers, network interfaces,

virtual hosts, service and device monitors, notifiers, disks, and

filesystems. It also includes sleep and alerts.

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