Step For Restarting Z/Vm; Step For Managing Real Devices - IBM ZVM - FOR LINUX V6 RELEASE 1 Getting Started

Step for restarting z/VM

If you need to restart z/VM, use the SHUTDOWN REIPL command. The
SHUTDOWN command sends signals to the Linux virtual servers to shut down
and waits for a period of time defined in the SYSTEM CONFIG file.
Before you begin: You must log on as the system operator (if you followed
"Setting up the programmable operator" on page 88, that user is LGLOPR).
Perform this step to restart z/VM:
v Type this command and press the Enter key:
You know you are done when you see z/VM restored.

Step for managing real devices

Before you begin: You must log on as the system operator (if you followed
"Setting up the programmable operator" on page 88, that user is LGLOPR).
Perform this step to manage devices:
v
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shutdown reipl
Result: After the system shuts down and reboots (IPLs), you see a number of
IPL messages. z/VM restores the system to the same state as it was prior to
shutdown.
Base your actions on this table:
Tip: If you need more information about a command, use the Help facility.
From the command line, type this command and press the Enter key:
help cp command_name
where command_name is the CP command.
Example:
help cp vary