Shut down the SG100 or SG1000
Shut down the services appliance to perform hardware maintenance.
You have physically located the services appliance requiring maintenance in the data center.
To prevent service interruptions, shut down the services appliance during a scheduled maintenance window when periods of service disruption are acceptable.
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Shut down the appliance:
You must perform a controlled shut down of the appliance by entering the commands specified below. It is a best practice to perform a controlled shutdown when possible to avoid unnecessary alerts, ensure full logs are available, and avoid service disruptions. -
If you have not already logged into the grid node, log in using PuTTY or another ssh client:
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Enter the following command:
ssh admin@grid_node_IP
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Enter the password listed in the
Passwords.txt
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Enter the following command to switch to root:
su -
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Enter the password listed in the
Passwords.txt
file.When you are logged in as root, the prompt changes from
$
to#
.
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Shut down the services appliance:
shutdown -h now
This command might take up to 10 minutes to complete.
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Use one of the following methods to verify that the appliance is powered off:
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Look at the power LED on the front of the appliance and confirm that it is off.
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Check the Power Control page of the BMC interface to confirm the appliance is off.
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