# Shutdown/Restart the TrilioVault Appliance

To gracefully shut down the TrilioVault Appliance the following steps are recommended.

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Not following this guide and just sending the shutdown command to the TrilioVault appliance through the RHV-M GUI/API or through the CLI is working without errors.\
The automated stopping of all TrilioVault services will extend the shutdown process by up to 25 minutes.
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## Verify no snapshots or restores are running

It is recommended to check in the RHV-M backups tab, that no snapshots or restores are running.

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Stopping or restarting the TrilioVault appliance will cancel all running actively running backup or restore jobs. These jobs will be marked as errored after the system has come up again.
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## Stop all TrilioVault processes

### Main processes workloadmanager

The following commands will stop the main processes of the TrilioVault appliance.

```
systemctl stop wlm-api
systemctl stop wlm-scheduler
systemctl stop wlm-workloads
systemctl stop tvault-config-api
systemctl stop tvault-object-store
```

### Secondary processes MySQL and RabbitMQ

The TrilioVault solution is using MySQL and RabbitMQ. It is not required but recommended to gracefully stop these services too before restarting the Appliance.

```
systemctl stop mysql
rabbitmqctl stop
```

## Shutdown/Restart the Appliance

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Restarting through CLI of the appliance requires root privileges. The rhv\_nw user will get enabled for this feature in a future update.
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After the services have been stopped the Appliance can be restarted or shut down using standard Linux commands.

```
reboot
shutdown
```