mst Synopsis - VMware
            
            mst <command> [switches]
        
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     mst start  | 
                
     Create special files that represent NVIDIA devices in directory/dev. Load appropriate modules. After successfully completing this command, the mst driver will be ready to work.  | 
        
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     mst stop  | 
                
     Stop NVIDIA mst driver service and unload the kernel modules.  | 
        
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     mst restart  | 
                
     "mst stop" followed by "mst start"  | 
        
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     mst server start [-p|--port port]  | 
                
     Start mst server to allow incoming connection. Default port is 23108.  | 
        
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     mst server stop  | 
                
     Stop the mst server.  | 
        
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     mst status  | 
                
     Print current status of NVIDIA devices Options: -v run with a high verbosity level (print more info on each device)  | 
        
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     mst version  | 
                
     Print the version info  | 
        
To print the current status of NVIDIA devices:
Native
            
            # /opt/mellanox/bin/mst status
MST devices:
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mt4099_pciconf0
mt4099_pci_cr0
        
    
VMK Linux
            
            # /opt/mellanox/bin/mst status
MST devices:
/dev/mt4099_pciconf0
/dev/mt4099_pci_cr0
        
    
To show the devices status with detailed information:
            
            # /opt/mellanox/bin/mst status -vv
PCI devices:
DEVICE_TYPE         MST                PCI        RDMA    NET                           NUMA
ConnectX4(rev:0)    mt4115_pciconf0    03:00.0            net-vmnic4 
ConnectX4(rev:0)    mt4115_pciconf0.1  03:00.1            net-vmnic5
ConnectX3Pro(rev:0) mt4103_pci_cr0     05:00.0            net-vmnic1,netvmnic1000102
ConnectX3Pro(rev:0) mt4103_pciconf0    05:00.0            net-vmnic1,netvmnic1000102
        
    
For further information on In-Band and Remote Access, please refer to In-Band Access to Multiple IB Subnets, Accessing Remote InfiniBand Device by Direct Route MADs, and Remote Access to Device by Sockets.