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Is shutdown of SG210 necessary in case of power outage

Hello community,

 

i am writing a emergency paper in case of a power outage.

A uninterruptible power supply will give a view minutes reaction time.

A plan for shutting down servers was made.

What about the SG210? Is it necessary or recommended to shutting down the device?

Or may i let the fading power do this?



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  • For webadmin you can create an administrator with restricted rights.

    Possible you can shutdown via REST-API using this administrator.

    If you wish to use SSH (i use a SSH-script to shutdown my test-system) you have to use the loginuser account and grant rights for shutdown for this user.

    @C:\Users\xxx\plink.exe -v -ssh loginuser@astaro.homelab.local -pw your_password -m "C:\Users\xxx\UNIX_commands.txt"

    UNIX_commands.txt:
    sudo /sbin/shutdown -h now

    But with cluster this would shutdown the Master only. You have to fire the same command after 15 sec again.

     

  • Thanks again.

     

    "For webadmin you can create an administrator with restricted rights."

    How can I achieve this?

     

    In "Definitions & Users > Users & Groups > New User" I can create a local user account. But I don't see any group fitting an admin beside "SuperAdmins".

    SuperAdmins group is added in "Management > WebAdmin Settings > WebAdmin Access Configuration". Text says:

    In Allowed Administrators, specify the users and groups that should have full webadmin access to all areas.

    So for me it looks like there is no way to create a admin with restricted rights, only with full rights. Did i miss something?

  • within "Management/WebAdmin Settings/Accesscontrol" you can create differentiated admin-rules".

    these you can assign to users here.

    Don't add restricted users to "../general/allowed administrators" .... otherwise they get full admin rights.

  • Sadly there is no right for "Management" menu or better only the sub menu "shutdown/restart". 

    Only:

    Mail Manager
    Mail Protection Manager
    Network Protection Manager
    Remote Access Manager
    Web Application Protection Manager
    Web Protection Manager
    Wireless Protection Manager

    Those can't shutdown the utm.

    Looks like a account that is allowed for a shutdown must be a full admin.

  • Erik, I don't think this is an issue.  In all my years here and before with Astaro, I don't recall a single problem caused by power going out.  In fact, I regularly suggest switching power off and on to resolve some issue.

    Cheers - Bob