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Angel_Lopez_116
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Dec 04, 2014

Right procedure to shutdown a Viprion system with vCMP

Hi there,   I got a Viprion with two blades, vCMP and several guests, and I wonder which is the recommended procedure to shutdown the whole system.   I don't know if it's enough with a "clsh sh...
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  • Kevin_K_51432's avatar
    Kevin_K_51432
    Dec 04, 2014

    Greetings Angel, It looks like you should shut the guests down with the following command, run on the host:

     

    tmsh modify vcmp guest all state provisioned

     

    Then, shut the entire host (or chassis) down with:

     

    clsh shutdown now

     

    This information comes from this solution on Askf5:

     

    https://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/solutions/public/14000/300/sol14302.html

     

    Also, probably best to wait a minute when changing all of the guest states.

     

    Hope this is helpful, Kevin

     

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Kevin_K_51432
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Greetings Angel, It looks like you should shut the guests down with the following command, run on the host:

 

tmsh modify vcmp guest all state provisioned

 

Then, shut the entire host (or chassis) down with:

 

clsh shutdown now

 

This information comes from this solution on Askf5:

 

https://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/solutions/public/14000/300/sol14302.html

 

Also, probably best to wait a minute when changing all of the guest states.

 

Hope this is helpful, Kevin

 

Angel_Lopez_116's avatar
Angel_Lopez_116
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Dec 04, 2014
Hi Kevin, after booting again the system the guests will be in provisioned state, right? so I'll have to run a command like "tmsh modify vcmp guest all state deployed" to get all up and running again, right? Thanks!