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Clear an error After you have determined the cause for a script event, be sure to correct the script on all servers that reported the event and then clear the error. On the Management Console, select the monitor, right-click, and select Clear Last Error. To clear an error from the command line, use these commands: mx service clear ... mx device clear ... Because the error is server-specific, you must clear it on each server in the cluster (just as you had to correct the script on each server that reported a problem). NOTE: An error on a monitor may still be indicated after correcting the problem with the Start, Stop, Recovery, or probe script. Errors can be cleared only with the Management Console or the appropriate mx command. An error will not be automatically cleared by the ClusterPulse daemon. The date and time of the script event are available in the cluster log file. Monitor activity Service and device monitors report one of the following as their activity status: • (activity unknown) • Transitioning • Starting • Stopping • Inactive • Active The activity status is not an error condition; it represents the activity of scripts associated with the monitor. However, if the activity status continues to have a value other than Active or Inactive, there may be a script problem that requires attention. Active status indicates that the probe script will be executed at the probe frequency. Inactive status means that the monitor is not the only one currently providing the service. For example, when the primary server is functioning normally, a monitor on a backup server may show an Inactive status. The probe script is still executed in the Inactive state. HP Scalable NAS File Serving Software administration guide 393