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How to gracefully shutdown VMs running on Oracle VM Server via a command file with PowerChute Network Shutdown
Issue
Oracle VM Server does not provide a built-in feature to shut down VMs when the host is commanded to shut down.
Product Line:
PowerChute Network Shutdown
Environment:
Oracle VM Server
Cause:
Oracle VM Server does not provide a built-in feature to shut down VMs when the host is commanded to shut down.
Solution:
1 - Create a command file with the command below:
2 - In the PowerChute UI, click on Shutdown Settings > Run Command
When a UPS critical event occurs, PowerChute will execute the shutdown command file and wait the duration before shutting down the Oracle VM Server.
Oracle VM Server does not provide a built-in feature to shut down VMs when the host is commanded to shut down.
Product Line:
PowerChute Network Shutdown
Environment:
Oracle VM Server
Cause:
Oracle VM Server does not provide a built-in feature to shut down VMs when the host is commanded to shut down.
Solution:
1 - Create a command file with the command below:
xm shutdown –a
This command will shut down any VMs that are powered on.
Save the command file with a .sh extension.
Ensure that the.sh file has execute permission by using the command chmod +x <filename.sh>
2 - In the PowerChute UI, click on Shutdown Settings > Run Command
a. Enter the full path to the .sh file you created in Step 1.
b. Enter a duration in seconds. The time you enter here should allow enough time for all VMs to gracefully shut down.
When a UPS critical event occurs, PowerChute will execute the shutdown command file and wait the duration before shutting down the Oracle VM Server.
Pubblicato per:APC Italy
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