EMCMD <system> SETCONFIGURATION <volume letter> <configuration mask>

This command sets the net alert settings (also referred to as “volume attributes”) for the volume.

The parameters are:

<system> This can be either the source or the target system.
<volume letter> The drive letter of the volume you want to set the configuration on.
<configuration mask> This is a bitmask indicating the net alert settings. These bits are defined:

1 — 0×01: All Net Alerts is enabled

2 — 0×02: Broken State Alert is enabled

4 — 0×04: Resync Done Alert is enabled

8 — 0×08: Failover Alert is enabled

16 — 0×10: Net Failure Alert is enabled

32 — 0×20: LifeKeeper Config is enabled

64 — 0×40: Auto Resync is enabled

128 — 0×80: MS Failover Cluster Config is enabled

256 — 0×100: Shared Volume is enabled

512 – 0×200 – LifeKeeper shared-only volume.  This value is used internally by the SIOS LifeKeeper for Windows product, and is only valid when used in conjunction with 32 (LifeKeeper Config Enabled) and 256 (Shared Volume enabled) for a value of 512 + 256 + 32 = 800

Example to enable MS Failover Cluster Config:

EMCMD . SETCONFIGURATION E 128

Example to clear all flags:

EMCMD . SETCONFIGURATION E 0

Multiple Configuration Example to enable Shared Volume and MS Failover Cluster Config (add decimal values 256 + 128):

EMCMD . SETCONFIGURATION E 384

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