Powering Off the LSMS

Before you turn off the system power, all applications on each server must be stopped and the operating system on each server must be stopped. Use the following procedure to power off the LSMS; contact the My Oracle Support (MOS) if additional assistance is needed.

Warning: Do not disconnect or connect any cables to the system while the power is on. This action can damage the internal circuits.

On the inactive server:
1. Log in to the inactive server as root.
  (For information about logging in, see “Logging In to LSMS Server Command Line”.)
2. Enter:
  # init 0
  The inactive server shuts down and powers off.
On the active server:
1. Log in to the active server as lsmsmgr.
  (For information about logging in, see “Logging In to LSMS Server Command Line”.)
2. Select Maintenance > Stop Node (see Figure 1 and Figure 2 for example screens that display after selecting Stop Node).
  
  Example Cautionary Message - Displayed after Selecting Stop Node
3. Select Yes to continue the Stop Node process.
  
  Note: Selecting Yes on this screen stops the LSMS application and it also stops the MySQL database services from running.
  
  Example Message - Stop Node Completed Successfully
4. Press any key to continue.
5. Exit the lsmsmgr interface by highlighting Exit and pressing Enter until you have completely exited.
6. Log in as root on the active server.
  (For information about logging in, see Logging In to LSMS Server Command Line.)
7. Enter:
  # init 0
  The active server shuts down and powers off.