Shutting Down a Clustered Configuration (BUI)
Use this procedure to shut down a clustered configuration.
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From one of the peer controllers, go to Configuration > Cluster.
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Determine the state of both controllers.
In the following figure, the active controller is
controller-a, and the standby controller is
controller-b.
Use the following table to determine the state of each controller.
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Active
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Active
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Both controllers are running in a normal clustered
condition.
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Active (takeover completed)
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![Image showing the status off icon image:Image showing the status off icon](figures/light_off.png)
Ready (waiting for failback)
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controller-a owns all of the resources
and is the active controller.
controller-b, is in standby mode and
has no resources. To limit the number of times a pool is
moved, shut down the standby controller first.
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Active (takeover completed)
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Rejoining cluster ...
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controller-b is rebooting and
controller-a has all
resources.
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Active (takeover completed)
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Unknown (disconnected or restarting)
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controller-b is powered off or
rebooting, all of its cluster interconnect links are down,
or clustering has not yet been configured.
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Log in to the BUI of Controller B and click the power icon
on the left side under the masthead.
Note -
To limit the number of times a pool is moved, shut down the standby
controller first.
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From the BUI of Controller A, go to Configuration > Cluster to confirm that
Controller B is powered off, with the cluster state: Unknown (disconnected or
restarting).
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From the BUI of Controller A, click the power icon
on the left side under the masthead.
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To confirm that both controllers are powered off, log into the Oracle ILOM and
enter :
->show /SYS power_state
For information about accessing ILOM, see Logging in
to Oracle ILOM Remotely Using a Command Line Interface in
Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance Customer Service
Manual.
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Power off the disk shelves.
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Place the power supply on/off switches to the "O" off position.
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Disconnect the power cords from the external power source for the
cabinet.
Note -
All power cords must be disconnected to completely remove power
from the disk shelf.
For more information, see Powering Off a Disk
Shelf in Oracle ZFS Storage
Appliance Installation Guide.