Shut Down the Entire Cluster
To perform an orderly shutdown of the entire cluster:
1. Log on to the D-SRV, and start Cluster Administrator.
2. For each role in the cluster (LC1, LC2, LC3, and DS1), select the role, right-click,
and select Take Offline.
3. Power off the A-SRV.
4. Power off all CAs.
5. Power off the D-SRV.
Start Up the Entire Cluster
To perform an orderly start up of the entire cluster:
1. Power up the D-SRV.
2. Power up the A-SRV.
3. Power up the CAs.
4. Wait for five minutes.
5. Log on to the D-SRV, and use Cluster Administrator to bring the DS1 role on line,
as follows:
a. Right-click the DS1 group.
b. Select Bring Online.
6. Use the Cluster Administrator to bring the LC Roles online one at a time. Wait for
each role to come online before starting the next role.
As you bring each LC Role online, make sure that the LC Role is assigned to a
unique CA. If each LC Role is not assigned to a unique CA, reassign it as follows:
a. Right-click the LC Role.
b. Select Move Group.
c. Select a CA that is not assigned a role.
Related Articles
Edit, Restart CM, Reboot Appliance and Shutdown Appliance buttons under the Admin > System > Appliance tab are deprecated … 89Number of Views How to perform a file system check (fsck) on an Authentication Manager 8.x virtual server using GRUB 774Number of Views Does RSA Security support Windows 2000 Professional for Wireless SecurID authentication to IAS? 26Number of Views Jamf Pro - SAML Relying Party Configuration - RSA Ready Implementation Guide 12Number of Views Jamf Pro - SAML My Page SSO Configuration - RSA Ready Implementation Guide 32Number of Views
Trending Articles
RSA MFA Agent 2.5 for Microsoft Windows Installation and Administration Guide How to manipulate imported RSA SecurID Software Token(s) on an iPhone or iPad device RSA Authentication Manager 8.1 Quick Setup Fails with "Failed to Attach Replica Instance" User Application Portal The RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle AD Collector and AD ADC authentication source fail to establish a TLS 1.2 SSL conn…