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When a Charon instance is stopped using the Charon tray icon, the Charon service management utility, Windows service management or the Virtual Machines Manager (depending on Charon version installed) or in case the Windows server is shutdown, it is like powering off a physical system without shutting it down first from the Charon emulated server point of view. In such a case, there is no clean shutdown of the guest legacy operating system , the (Tru64 or VMS). The services and applications are not stopped properly, and the file systems are not dismounted cleanly. |
The utility described in this document Charon Instance Clean Shutdown Utility is designed to perform a clean shutdown of the emulated server before the Windows server power off occurs. It is based on a PowerShell script and an optional expect script.
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Only CHARON instances running as Windows services can be managed by this utility. Virtual machines started from the launcher are not supported (CHARON-AXP and CHARON-VAX before version 4.8).
This document explains how to configure the utility and the methods that can be used to execute the remote shutdown. It relates to script version versions 2.10 & 2.
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Related products
- CHARON-AXP on Windows, all versions 4.8 and above
- CHARON-VAX on Windows, all versions 4.8 and above
Supported Guest Operating System versions
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- Windows Server 2008 R2
- Windows Server 2012 R2
- Windows Server 2016
- Windows Server 2019
- Windows 7
- Windows 8.1
- Windows 10
PowerShell V5.1 or newer version is required.
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