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How to power up all ONTAP nodes in a cluster following a graceful shutdown

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • AFF systems
  • FAS systems
  • Excludes MetroCluster configurations

Description

Several events might require a graceful shutdown of ONTAP equipment, such as:

  • Scheduled site power outage
  • Data center-wide maintenance
  • Physical system move
  • Preparation for future re-purposing of equipment

This article will assist you in the powering up your equipment.

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