Turning off the server, Turning, Server – IBM 206 User Manual

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Turning

off

the

server

When

you

turn

off

the

server

and

leave

it

connected

to

ac

power,

the

server

can

respond

to

remote

requests

to

turn

on

the

server.

To

remove

all

power

from

the

server,

you

must

disconnect

it

from

the

power

source.

Some

operating

systems

require

an

orderly

shutdown

before

you

turn

off

the

server.

See

your

operating-system

documentation

for

information

about

shutting

down

the

operating

system.

Statement

5:

CAUTION:

The

power

control

button

on

the

device

and

the

power

switch

on

the

power

supply

do

not

turn

off

the

electrical

current

supplied

to

the

device.

The

device

also

might

have

more

than

one

power

cord.

To

remove

all

electrical

current

from

the

device,

ensure

that

all

power

cords

are

disconnected

from

the

power

source.

1

2

The

server

can

be

turned

off

in

any

of

the

following

ways:

v

You

can

turn

off

the

server

from

the

operating

system,

if

your

operating

system

supports

this

feature.

After

an

orderly

shutdown

of

the

operating

system,

the

server

will

be

turned

off

automatically.

v

You

can

press

the

power-control

button

to

start

an

orderly

shutdown

of

the

operating

system

and

turn

off

the

server,

if

your

operating

system

supports

this

feature.

v

If

the

operating

system

stops

functioning,

you

can

press

and

hold

the

power-control

button

for

more

than

4

seconds

to

turn

off

the

server.

v

If

an

optional

Remote

Supervisor

Adapter

II

is

installed

in

the

server,

the

server

can

be

turned

off

from

the

Remote

Supervisor

Adapter

II

user

interface.

v

If

the

Wake

on

LAN

feature

turned

on

the

server,

the

Wake

on

LAN

feature

can

turn

of

the

server.

v

The

server

can

turn

itself

off

as

an

automatic

response

to

a

critical

system

failure.

Chapter

1.

Introducing

the

xSeries

206

Type

8482

server

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