topic Re: Shut down ISE server from GUI in Network Access Control

Shut down ISE server from GUI

alclark10 — Thu, 20 Jul 2017 18:49:37 GMT

Is it possible to shut down the ISE application from the GUI? I don't have access to the CLI since I changed the password; it isn't accepting the new password. The password recovery involves powering off the VM; I don't want to do that without stopping the application.

Re: Shut down ISE server from GUI

hslai — Thu, 20 Jul 2017 19:48:59 GMT

Not shutdown from the ISE admin web UI. You may try issuing Ctrl-Alt-Delete from the console window.

Re: Shut down ISE server from GUI

paul — Thu, 20 Jul 2017 19:53:39 GMT

From VMWare you can shut down the Guest OS that is probably the best option. I wouldn't worry too much about shutting it down without stopping the application. I have done it many times without issue. Boot off the ISO and do password recovery.

If you got bit by the annoying lock admin account after 45 days issue (Cisco please change this as it is standard practice to shut this off in all of our installs), make sure you turn that setting off in the GUI.

Re: Shut down ISE server from GUI

alclark10 — Thu, 20 Jul 2017 19:57:43 GMT

Yes, that seems to be what happened. I had noticed that field but thought it was there to "help" me abide by best practices. Instead, it just seems to make a lot more work.

Re: Shut down ISE server from GUI

paul — Thu, 20 Jul 2017 20:26:50 GMT

Nah what happens is just what you saw. You setup the ISE deployment and never have to log into the CLI again except of you have a problem. Then you find out the admin account has been disabled and you are stuck. You are usually bit by that once then you remember to turn that checkbox off as part of your initial ISE build.

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Re: Shut down ISE server from GUI

clemish — Tue, 22 May 2018 19:04:10 GMT

In order to gracefully shut down an ISE appliance or VM server, follow this procedure:

application stop ise

sh application status ise //verify the ISE application services are stopped

Ctrl+C (after stopping services, issue Ctrl+C to get back to the ISE prompt)

halt

yes

Re: Shut down ISE server from GUI

Mike Mihaly — Mon, 21 Jan 2019 20:20:04 GMT

After using the stop and halt commands what is the expected behavior ?

Will the ISE appliance reboot? or just the service ?

How do you start the service back up?

Does the Appliance power down? Do you need to manually power on the appliance afterwards?

Thanks

Re: Shut down ISE server from GUI

Damien Miller — Mon, 21 Jan 2019 20:25:57 GMT

Halt will shutdown and power off so use it with caution. It will need to be powered on after.

Reload will stop the services and restart the entire server. Also use it with caution in the event you have a ISO mounted to a VM, you can get stuck at the boot prompt, I suggest having console access unless this is something done previously.