Resetting the Server
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Graceful Reset — Gracefully shut down the host operating system prior to
power-cycling the managed server.
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Immediate Power Off — Directly shut down the power to the managed device.
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Graceful Shutdown and Power Off — Gracefully shut down the host operating
system prior to shutting down the power to the managed device.
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Power On — Apply full power to the managed device.
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Power Cycle — Turn off system power to all system components, and then apply
full power to all system components.
c.
Click Save, and then click OK.
■ From the CLI, enter one of the following commands:
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reset /SYSTEM
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stop /SYSTEM
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stop -f /SYSTEM
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start /SYSTEM
For more information, refer to Controlling Host Power, in the Oracle ILOM Administrator's
Guide for Configuration and Maintenance: Firmware Release 3.2.x at https://www.oracle.
com/goto/ilom/docs.
Resetting the Server
It is not necessary to power the server off and on to reset the server. A reset maintains host
power but causes the processors to reinitialize. In the process, some register information
is retained. This is important in case of a system host panic, as error information might be
available upon system recovery. Use the procedures in one of the following sections to reset the
server.
Caution - Possible Data Loss. Resetting the server will cause any unsaved data on the server to
be lost.
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“Reset the Server Using Oracle ILOM” on page 101
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