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Graceful Shutdown of a Cisco 3560 G switch

Asked by tc100years in Network Switches & Hubs, Network Management, Cisco PIX Firewall

Tags: Cisco Switch IOS shutdown graceful switch move power

I need to power down an entire rack connected to one UPS.  This includes 2 Cisco Catalyst 3560 G switches.  The don't have any apparant physical power switch nor do I see any graceful shutdown option through the web gui.

What is the Cisco supported best practice for shutting down thier switch equipment like the catalyst 3560 G?  Is there a command to issue from a hypterminal telnet session to gracefully shut the device down and if so, how is it powered back on?

I might be overthinking this but my organization has a strong emphasis on employing best practices so I'm looking for the recommended/best practices from any Cisco Smart experts...
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