Monitor Script Remove
Command
MONITOR SCRIPT REMOVE
Description
Specifies the scripts that should not be run during the failover and failback processes
Syntax
MONitor SCRIPT REMove <type> [monitor]
Options
- type—Any of the following script types
- PREFAILOVER—The file is a pre-failover script to be run on the target before failover
- POSTFAILOVER—The file is a post-failover script to be run on the target after failover
- PREFAILBACK—The file is a pre-failback script to be run on the target before failback
- POSTFAILBACK—The file is a post-failback script to be run on the target after failback
- SRCPOSTFAILBACK—The file is a post-failback script to be run on the source after failback
- monitor—Name of the source machine designated as the monitor
Examples
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monitor script remove prefailback
- mon script rem postfailover
Notes
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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, except for IP addresses, that contain non-alphanumeric characters must be enclosed in quotation marks.