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Most SANs have cache battery or non-volatile memory so ensure no data is lost in an event of power loss. &nbsp;You should be able to shut off the SAN few minutes after the servers are shut off. &nbsp;Below is a link to Tripplite PDU:<br />
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<a href="http://www.tripplite.com/switched-pdu-32a-230v-0u-vertical-outlets-c13-c19-blue-iec309-32a-2p+e-single-phase~PDUMV32HVNET/" rel="ugc">http://www.tripplite.com/switched-pdu-32a-230v-0u-vertical-outlets-c13-c19-blue-iec309-32a-2p+e-single-phase~PDUMV32HVNET/</a>
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Most SANs have cache battery or non-volatile memory so ensure no data is lost in an event of power loss.  You should be able to shut off the SAN few minutes after the servers are shut off.  Below is a link to Tripplite PDU:

http://www.tripplite.com/switched-pdu-32a-230v-0u-vertical-outlets-c13-c19-blue-iec309-32a-2p+e-single-phase~PDUMV32HVNET/ [http://www.tripplite.com/switched-pdu-32a-230v-0u-vertical-outlets-c13-c19-blue-iec309-32a-2p+e-single-phase~PDUMV32HVNET/]

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HI all<br />
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we have some sort of data center that if the AC system down the temperature will be so high in just 30 min <br />
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yes we can auto shutdown the all servers . but i don't know how can i auto shutdown the network switches and storage system like clariion or VNX or even data domain <br />
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yes i can auto shutdown the SP and control station and data movers but the DAE which inculcated disks will keep ruining and will keep produce temperature &nbsp; <br />
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so what the best way to have full shutdown in case the AC system down &nbsp; ?<br />
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thanks <br />
Sword
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HI all

we have some sort of data center that if the AC system down the temperature will be so high in just 30 min 

yes we can auto shutdown the all servers . but i don't know how can i auto shutdown the network switches and storage system like clariion or VNX or even data domain 

yes i can auto shutdown the SP and control station and data movers but the DAE which inculcated disks will keep ruining and will keep produce temperature   

so what the best way to have full shutdown in case the AC system down   ?


thanks 
Sword

storage or switches auto shutdwon

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VMware

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