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    This document provides instructions for performing a graceful shutdown of a Palo Alto Networks device running PAN-OS 5.0 or later. It describes how during a graceful shutdown, the device will log off all login sessions, disable interfaces, stop system processes, close existing sessions, and cleanly unmount disk drives before powering off. It then provides the steps to initiate a graceful shutdown either through the GUI by clicking the shutdown device option, or via CLI by issuing the "request shutdown system" command.

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    This document provides instructions for performing a graceful shutdown of a Palo Alto Networks device running PAN-OS 5.0 or later. It describes how during a graceful shutdown, the device will log off all login sessions, disable interfaces, stop system processes, close existing sessions, and cleanly unmount disk drives before powering off. It then provides the steps to initiate a graceful shutdown either through the GUI by clicking the shutdown device option, or via CLI by issuing the "request shutdown system" command.

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    This document provides instructions for performing a graceful shutdown of a Palo Alto Networks device running PAN-OS 5.0 or later. It describes how during a graceful shutdown, the device will log off all login sessions, disable interfaces, stop system processes, close existing sessions, and cleanly unmount disk drives before powering off. It then provides the steps to initiate a graceful shutdown either through the GUI by clicking the shutdown device option, or via CLI by issuing the "request shutdown system" command.

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    Since PAN-OS 5.0, the option to gracefully shut down a device is supported. During a graceful shut
    down, the device performs the following tasks: How to reboot Firewalls
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    in High-Availability Mode
    All login sessions are logged off. (Active/Passive)
    Tools Interfaces are disabled.
    All system processes are stopped.
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    WildFire Existing sessions are closed and logged out. Management server
    System Logs are created to show the administrator name who initiated the shutdown. If this log entry "mgmtsrvr" Process -
    cannot be written, a warning will appear and the system will not shutdown. WebGUI
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    Disk drives are cleanly unmounted and the device powered off.
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    Updates Note: Any configuration changes that have not been saved or committed will be lost. GlobalProtect

    There are two ways to perform a graceful shut down.


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    Via GUI:
    Click on Device tab > Setup link > Operations tab. Actions
    Click on shutdown device under device operations.
     Print
    Click Yes on the confirmation prompt.
    Wait a few minutes for the shut down process to complete.  Follow
    Via CLI:  Copy Link
    Issue the command: request shutdown system
    Sample output.
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    > request shutdown system

    Warning: executing this command will leave the system in a shutdown


    state. Power must be removed and reapplied for the system to restart.
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    Do you want to continue? (y or n)
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    Wait until System Halted is displayed on the console.

    Unplug the power source and plug it back for the device to power up.

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