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ACS Server 5-2 appliance gentle shutdown method?

sjones
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Hey there everyone, dumb question, but I did a quick search and didn't see the answer for the version of ACS that we are on.

I need to move our (secondary instance, version 5-2) ACS server to a different server rack and I have not been able to find a gentle way to shut down the appliance (not the windows version).  Does one exist or is it just the power button/cord?

Thanks in advance!

Steve

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cciesec2011
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The answer is a very simple.  Simply ssh into the ACS appliance since it is "linux" based and in enabled mode, simply type "halt".  Easy right?

ACS52/admin# ?
Exec commands:
  acs          ACS control commands
  acs-config   ACS config mode
  application  Application Install and Administration
  backup       Backup system
  backup-logs  Backup system and application logs
  clock        Set the system clock
  configure    Enter configuration mode
  copy         Copy commands
  debug        Debugging functions (see also 'undebug')
  delete       Delete a file
  dir          List files on local filesystem
  exit         Exit from the EXEC
  forceout     Force Logout all the sessions of a specific system user
  halt         Shutdown the system
  mkdir        Create new directory
  nslookup     DNS lookup for an IP address or hostname
  patch        Install System or Application Patch
  ping         Ping a remote ip address
  reload       Reboot the system
  restore      Restore system
  rmdir        Remove existing directory
  show         Show running system information
  ssh          SSH to a remote ip address
  tech         TAC commands
  telnet       Telnet to a remote ip address
  terminal     Set terminal line parameters
  traceroute   Trace the route to a remote ip address
  undebug      Disable debugging functions (see also 'debug')
  write        Write running system information

ACS52/admin#

thought it might be in the cli, easy enough, cool thanks again!