You can power off the hardware server via IPMI console. Instead, you can power off the HCI in the web console via Nodes > {node} > More > Power off

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you can use the "shutdown" command with the "-h" option to shut down the server immediately.

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Save any unsaved data or changes to the server.

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• 1-stop software-defined data centre solution
• Easy operation and quick installation for business-critical applications
• Integrates with any commodity servers commercially available in the market
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1-Close all active sessions and disconnect any connected devices to the HCI server.
2-Log in to the HCI server using an account with administrative privileges.

steps you can follow:

1-Close all active sessions and disconnect any connected devices to the HCI server.
2-Log in to the HCI server using an account with administrative privileges.
3-Stop any running processes or services associated with the HCI server. This may involve using commands such as "systemctl stop hci.service" on Linux or "net stop hci" on Windows.
4-Save any unsaved data or changes to the server.
5-Once all processes and services have been stopped, use the appropriate command to shut down the server. For example, on Linux, you can use the "shutdown" command with the "-h" option to shut down the server immediately. On Windows, you can use the "shutdown" command with the "-s" option to shut down the server.
6-Wait for the server to fully shut down before turning off any hardware.

1-Close all active sessions and disconnect any connected devices to the HCI server.

2-Log in to the HCI server using an account with administrative privileges.

3-Stop any running processes or services associated with the HCI server. This may involve using commands such as "systemctl stop hci.service" on Linux or "net stop hci" on Windows.

The specific procedure for shutting down an HCI (Host Controller Interface) server can vary depending on the operating system and the software being used. However, here are some general steps you can follow:

1-Close all active sessions and disconnect any connected devices to the HCI server.

2-Log in to the HCI server using an account with administrative privileges.

3-Stop any running processes or services associated with the HCI server. This may involve using commands such as "systemctl stop hci.service" on Linux or "net stop hci" on Windows.

4-Save any unsaved data or changes to the server.

5-Once all processes and services have been stopped, use the appropriate command to shut down the server. For example, on Linux, you can use the "shutdown" command with the "-h" option to shut down the server immediately. On Windows, you can use the "shutdown" command with the "-s" option to shut down the server.

6-Wait for the server to fully shut down before turning off any hardware.

It is important to note that shutting down an HCI server improperly can result in data loss or corruption, so it is important to follow the appropriate procedures for your specific setup.