Stop a Module (Oracle ILOM CLI)

Modules installed in the virtualization switch should be operational while the switch is powered on and running. Modules can be in a different state than the overall switch power state.

If a module is currently operational, you can stop it. When a module is stopped, the module no longer receives 12V and active 3.3V power. However 3.3V standby power, which only powers the FRU ID chip on the module, is still enabled.

1. Display the installed modules.

   -> show /SYS/MODULES/
   
    /SYS/MODULES
       Targets:
           MODULE0
           MODULE1
           MODULE3
           MODULE5
           MODULE6
           MODULE10
   

2. Assuming the module is running, stop it.

   -> stop /SYS/MODULES/MODULEX
     

   where X is a number between 0 or 11 that corresponds to the module slot for which you want to display information.

   For example, to stop module 3, type:

   -> stop /SYS/MODULES/MODULE3
   Are you sure you want to stop /SYS/MODULES/MODULE3 (y/n)? y
   Stopping /SYS/MODULES/MODULE3
   

   If you answer yes, the module is immediately stopped.

3. Verify the module is stopped.

   -> show /SYS/MODULES/MODULE3 power_state
   
     /SYS/MODULES/MODULE3
       Properties:
           power_state = Off
   
     

   You can return the module to operation by issuing the start command. For information, see Start a Module (Oracle ILOM CLI).

Related Information

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• Clear Module Faults (Oracle ILOM CLI)

• Reset a Module (Oracle ILOM CLI)