Title: | Server_works |
Moderator: | PCBUOA::IS_SYSTEM |
Created: | Fri Jun 30 1995 |
Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 291 |
Total number of notes: | 1063 |
Hi, This has probably been discussed here already, but I haven't found any answers. Q: Has anyone found a way to do an orderly shutdown of an NT server before powering down remotely using RSM ? An NT command level procedure would be OK. Thanks for any feedback, Peter.
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223.1 | Workaround for shutdown | PCBUOA::BRACKEN | Mon Mar 10 1997 08:29 | 11 | |
While connected to the Server with Remote Console activated, activated RSM Reset Window and use the Warm Boot Button(CTL-ALT-DEL) to cause the Windows NT Security window to activate if you are logged on. You will not see the window because RSM console does not show graphics but will accept keystrokes. Now use "Alt S" and Enter. This should shut down the system. In the next Version of RSM we plan to have drivers and shutdown capability. Rich | |||||
223.2 | Thank you, but more questions... | ULYSSE::STRATMAN | Peter Stratman @VBO | Mon Mar 10 1997 09:19 | 16 |
Rich, I understand, but you do everything "blindly", you don't see any error messages, you have to select between shutdown and shutdown and reboot, you don't know whether the systems really shut down,.. etc. I expect that customers running a production application may have trouble liking this. - Can an NT system be shut down cleanly with something like PCanywhere, or a script ? - Can product mgt provide me us with a tentative date for a new version support a bid ? Thanks, Peter. | |||||
223.3 | When will the RSM have graphics? | PCBUOA::BRACKEN | Fri Mar 14 1997 08:48 | 8 | |
Why not use PC Anywhere for Graphics console and RSM for text mode when the OS is down and you need to recover. Product Management is waiting on a schedule from Engineering who is waiting on approval of funds to start the next RSM project. If you want it to get started make more noise through management channels. |