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NetApp Shutdown
I issued the halt command in OnCommand System Manager, but the web interface got stuck.
I Putty'd into the SP, and tried to issue the "halt" command, but it said it was incorrect, so I tried to run a power off command with the following message:
SP i1whlnetapp01> system power off
This will cause a dirty shutdown of your appliance. Continue? [y/n]
If the "halt" command executed successfully, why does it consider this to be a dirty shutdown?
I then went to the "system console", and typed "?", and the below are my options. Halt doesn't seem to be one of them.
I Putty'd into the SP, and tried to issue the "halt" command, but it said it was incorrect, so I tried to run a power off command with the following message:
SP i1whlnetapp01> system power off
This will cause a dirty shutdown of your appliance. Continue? [y/n]
If the "halt" command executed successfully, why does it consider this to be a dirty shutdown?
I then went to the "system console", and typed "?", and the below are my options. Halt doesn't seem to be one of them.
LOADER-B> ?
Invalid command: "?"
Available commands: version, update_flash, netboot, boot_diags, boot_backup, boot_primary, boot_ontap, sp, flash, bye, set, lsmod, autoboot, go, boot, load, ndp, ping, arp, ifconfig, show, savenv, saveenv, unsetenv, set-defaults, setenv, printenv, help
*** command status = -1
I want to assume that ONTAP shutdown successfully, but the filer still has the green and orange light ON.
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