HP StorageWorks Storage Mirroring Scripting Guide (T2558-96327, April 2009)

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6. To remove an IP address from an established monitor, use the monitor remove command.
7. Configure the failover settings by using the monitor option command.
Command MONITOR REMOVE
Description Removes an IP address that is currently being monitored
Syntax
MONITOR REMOVE <IP_address> [monitor]
Options
 IP_address—The currently monitored IP address that should be
removed
 monitor—Name of the source machine designated as the monitor
Examples
 monitor remove 205.31.2.57 alpha
 monitor remove 205.31.2.68
Notes
 If you do not specify a monitor, the current source designated as the
monitor will be used. If you have not identified a monitor, you will receive
an error message stating that a monitor has not been selected.
 Monitor names that contain non-alphanumeric characters must be
enclosed in quotation marks.
Command MONITOR OPTION
Description Configures the settings to determine how failover will be performed
Syntax
MONITOR OPTION [MOVENAME | NOMOVENAME] [, MOVEADDRESSES
| NOMOVEADDRESSES] [, MOVESHARES | NOMOVESHARES] [, ADD
| REPLACE] [, USESHAREFILE | NOUSESHAREFILE][, FAILONE
| FAILALL] [, FODELAY | NOFODELAY] [, FBDELAY
| NOFBDELAY] [, APPLY | DISCARD | REVERT] [, INTERVENTION
| NOINTERVENTION] [, FOHOSTNAME | NOFOHOSTNAME]
[, FBHOSTNAME | NOFBHOSTNAME] [
monitor]
Options  MOVENAME—Moves the server name during failover
 NOMOVENAME—Does not move the server name during failover
 MOVEADDRESSES—Moves the IP address(es) during failover
 NOMOVEADDRESSES—Does not move the IP address(es) during
failover
 MOVESHARES—Moves the shares during failover
 NOMOVESHARES—Does not move the shares during failover
 ADD—Specifies the source machine’s identity is added to the target
machine’s identity when failover occurs
 REPLACE—Specifies that the source machine’s identity replaces the
target machine’s identity when failover occurs
 USESHAREFILE—Use the Storage Mirroring generated .shr file to
determine shares
 NOUSESHAREFILE—Do not use the Storage Mirroring generated .shr
file to determine shares