Shutting Down a Kernel

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# Shutting Down a Kernel

You can shut down a Kernel from the server or from the Kernel list in SMH. There is no difference between the two methods; both methods are provided for your convenience.

This document covers the following topics:

- Shutting Down a Kernel Using Its Permanent Definition

- Shutting Down a Kernel Using Its Dynamic Definition

## Shutting Down a Kernel Using Its Permanent Definition

To shut down a Kernel from its permanent definition in the Entire Net-Work Server list in SMH:

Make sure you have accessed the System Management Hub.

1. Select the name of the managed host on which Entire Net-Work Server is installed.

2. Expand the tree-view frame for the managed host by clicking on the plus sign (+) to the left of its name.

3. Select "Entire Net-Work Server" in the tree-view under the managed host.

   The Entire Net-Work Server administration area of the System Management Hub becomes available to you.

4. Expand Servers in tree-view, by clicking on the plus sign (+) to the left of its label.

   The list of installed servers appears.

5. Expand the name of the server in the server list in tree-view, by clicking on the plus sign (+) to the left of its label.

   A list of Kernels defined to the server appears.

6. In tree-view, right-click on the name of the Kernel you want to shut down and select the Shutdown command from the resulting drop-down menu.

   The Shutdown Kernel panel appears in detail-view.

7. Click OK.

   The Kernel is shut down.

## Shutting Down a Kernel Using Its Dynamic Definition

To shut down a Kernel from its dynamic definition in the Kernel list in SMH:

Make sure you have accessed the System Management Hub.

1. Select the name of the managed host on which Entire Net-Work Server is installed.

2. Expand the tree-view frame for the managed host by clicking on the plus sign (+) to the left of its name.

3. Select "Entire Net-Work Server" in the tree-view under the managed host.

   The Entire Net-Work Server administration area of the System Management Hub becomes available to you.

4. Expand Kernels in tree-view, by clicking on the plus sign (+) to the left of its label.

   The list of Kernels that have been started appears.

5. In tree-view, right-click on the name of the Kernel you want to shut down and select the Shutdown command from the resulting drop-down menu.

   The Shutdown Kernel panel appears in detail-view.

6. Click OK.

   The Kernel is shut down.

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- Shutting Down a Kernel Using Its Permanent Definition
- Shutting Down a Kernel Using Its Dynamic Definition