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.

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.