HP RISS Components manual Appliance Control view features

Table 13 Link to System Status view

Origin	Link
left menu	System Status

Appliance Control

Use the Appliance Control view to start, stop, or restart one or more servers on the system.

This view is useful to show the start, stop, and pending status of a server. However, you should use it only when necessary — for example, when you are upgrading a host or before a planned power outage. The Appliance Control view should be used only by system administrators or HP service representatives.

Table 14 Link to Appliance Control view

Origin	Link
left menu	Appliance Control

Appliance Control view features

The following information is displayed in the Appliance Control view.

Table 15 Appliance Control view features

Feature	Description
Hostname	The type of host group, the servers in the group, and the full name of each server.
	Host group types include the following:
	• LOAD BALANCER Servers: Load balancer servers
	• CLOUD ROUTER Servers: Cloud router servers
	• SMARTCELL Servers: Smart cell servers
	• META Servers: Meta servers
	• SMTP Servers: SMTP portal servers
	• DB Servers: DB2 database servers
	• RIM Servers: Email mining servers
	• HTTP Servers: HTTP portal servers
	• PCC Servers: Platform Control Center servers
Status	The icon in front of the host name displays the status of the host machine.
	•	A green check icon indicates the server is started and healthy.
	•	A gray icon indicates the server is stopped.
	•	A yellow icon indicates the server is starting or stopping.
	•	A red X icon indicates the server is down or an action has failed.
	•	A blue question mark icon indicates the state of the server is unknown.
Host IP Address	The host’s IP address.
MAC Address	The host’s MAC address.
Other Details	Other details about the host.

Starting, stopping, and restarting servers on the system

1.In the Action drop-down list, select the action to perform:

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