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From: Scott Dungan <scott@gps.caltech.edu>
Subject: Re: Manual failback commands
Date: Wed, 03 Feb 2010 09:44:17 -0800
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> The cli has a syntax help message, accessed using 'help' or whatever
> unknown keyword.
>
> The relevant commands are:
>   reinstate path $path
>   fail path $path
>
> which wrap 1/ the dm messaging to fail/resinstate a path and 2/
> disable/enable the specified path checking in multipathd
>
>    
Thanks for your continued help. Perhaps I am using the incorrect tools. 
Neither the 'multipath' command or the interactive mode of the 
multipathd daemon (multipath -k) have any of those directives documented 
under the 'help' listing, nor do they respond to them when I use them as 
you specify above. What CLI command are you using with those directives? 
Like:

%cli_command% reinstate path $path

-Scott