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How to gracefully shut down and power on a NetApp Solidfire/HCI storage cluster

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Applies to

  • NetApp Element software
  • NetApp Solidfire
  • NetApp HCI

Description

This article describes how to gracefully shut down all the storage nodes within a cluster running NetApp Element with an API call

Note: This will not affect nodes that are in the pending state

 

 

 

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