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Oracle X4 series User Manual

Oracle X4 series
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Controlling Server Power
This section describes how to power the server on and off. It includes:
“Server Power States” on page 51
“Power Off Host Using the Power Button” on page 52
“Power On Host Using the Power Button” on page 53
“Power Host On and Off (Oracle ILOM)” on page 53
Note - To configure power policies, see “Setting System and Management Power Policies
(Oracle ILOM)” on page 103.
Server Power States
Your server has three power states: powered off, Standby power, and Full power.
Power State Description
Powered off Servers are completely powered off only when the AC power cords are disconnected.
Server modules are completely powered off when they are disconnected from the chassis, or
when the AC power to the chassis is disconnected.
Standby power In Standby power mode, Oracle ILOM is powered on, but the host is powered off.
In Standby power mode, the OK status indicator on the front panel blinks.
Full power When you power on the host, the server enters Full power mode.
In Full power mode, the OK status indicator is steady on.
You can power the host off gracefully, or immediately.
When you power the host off gracefully, Advanced Configuration and Power Interface
(ACPI)-enabled operating systems prepare the operating system before shutting it down.
When you power the host off immediately, no such attempt occurs.
Controlling Server Power 51

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Oracle X4 series Specifications

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BrandOracle
ModelX4 series
CategoryServer
LanguageEnglish

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