Administrator Guide

Step 4: Shut down the tenant VMs
1 Log on to the Console VM using an account that is a member of the < Prex >-Setup-Admins group.
2 Open Failover Cluster Manager, right-click Failover Cluster Manager, click Connect to Cluster, click Browse, and then click the
compute cluster.
3 Under the cluster name, click Roles, sort the VMs by name, and select all VMs except the following ones (the infrastructure VMs):
• <Prex>APA01
• <Prex>APT01
• <Prex>CON01
• <Prex>OM01
• <Prex>SQL01
• <Prex>SQL02
• <Prex>VMM01
4 Right-click the selection, and then click Shut Down to shut down all the tenant VMs.
Step 5: Shut down infrastructure VMs
After you ensure that any backups that are running on the management infrastructure VMs are complete, follow these steps to shut down
specic infrastructure VMs in a specic order:
1 Connect to the Console VM using an account that is a member of the < Prex >-Setup-Admins group.
2 Open Failover Cluster Manager, right-click Failover Cluster Manager, click Connect to Cluster, click Browse, and then click the
compute cluster.
3 Under the cluster name, click Roles, and sort the VMs by name.
4 Shut down the following infrastructure VMs in the following order. To shut down a VM, right-click the VM, and then click Shut Down.
a <Prex>APA01
b <Prex>APT01
c <Prex>OM01
d <Prex>VMM01
5 In Failover Cluster Manager, connect to the < Prex >SQLCL cluster.
6 Click Roles. There should be two roles listed (SQLIN01 and SQLIN02).
7 Right-click each role, and then click Stop Role.
8 After you have completed this, and while still in Failover Cluster Manager, connect to the compute cluster.
9 Shut down the following running VMs one at a time. To do this, right-click a VM, and then click Shut Down.
a <Prex>SQL01
b <Prex>SQL02
10 Close Failover Cluster Manager.
11 At this point only the < Prex >CON01 VM will be running. This represents the desired state at shutdown time.
12 Disconnect from the Console VM.
Step 6: Shut down the compute cluster hosts
Next, you must shut down the compute cluster hosts. There are two methods that you can use to perform this operation.
1 Method 1: Use the Stop-Computer cmdlet
a Log on to any domain-joined computer (external to the stamp) with an account that is a member of the < Prex >-Ops-Admins
group.
b Open an elevated Windows PowerShell session.
c To stop the remote computer, run the following command where <HostName> is the name of a compute cluster host.
Stop-Computer –ComputerName <HostName> –Force
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