Reboot A Powerstore T Model Node Using A Service Script; Reboot A Powerstore X Model Node; Powering Off Procedures For Powerstore Appliances - Dell EMC PowerStore T Installation And Service Manual

Reboot a PowerStore T model node using a service script

Prerequisites
Obtain the following information:
• Management IP address of the appliance that contains the node. In PowerStore Manager, go to Settings > Networking >
Networking IPs > Management. Review the Management IPs table to identify the management IP address associated with the
appliance.
• Service account credentials
About this task
Use the following procedure to reboot a PowerStore T model node using a service script:
Steps
1. Launch an SSH client, and connect to the appliance using the management IP address.
2. Enter the username and password for the service account to log in.
The login prompt indicates the node that you are logged into. For example, the letter "A" in the prompt
[SVC:user@FNM12345678910-A~]$ indicates that you are logged into node A.
3. Based on the node you are logged into, run one of the following commands:
• svc_node reboot local to reboot the node you are logged into.
• svc_node reboot peer to reboot the peer node.
For more information, see the PowerStore Service Scripts Guide.

Reboot a PowerStore X model node

Prerequisites
Obtain the following information:
• Address of the VMware vCenter server associated with the appliance
• Associated vCenter server account credentials
About this task
Use the following procedure to reboot a PowerStore X model node:
Steps
1. Log in to the associated vCenter server.
2. Place the ESXi host for the node in Maintenance Mode.
This action powers off the PowerStore controller VM, and the VMware DRS starts to migrate any user VMs to the ESXi host of the
peer node.
3. Monitor and ensure that all VMs migrate over to the peer node.
NOTE: If there are VMs that cannot migrate over to the peer node, you must manually shut them down.
4. Once all VMs are migrated over and node goes into Maintenance Mode, reboot the ESXi host using vCenter commands.
5. Monitor the vCenter server console to ensure that the ESXi host has rebooted, and then exit the ESXi host from Maintenance Mode.
The controller VM powers on automatically.
6. Monitor the vCenter server console to ensure that the ESXi host has returned to normal operation.
Powering off procedures for PowerStore
appliances
This section includes the following procedures:
106 Power control procedures