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### Host emergency shutdown
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In the host view, you have a "Emergency shutdown" button:
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This will:
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1. Suspend all your running VM on your host
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2. Shutdown it
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This is particularly useful for power outage on a limited UPS battery time.
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> Suspending VMs will avoid any data loss, even if they are stored in RAM!
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### Adjusting resources in live
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You can edit your VM RAM or CPUs in live, like you edit a VM name or description. But there is some XenServer limitations and configuration not exposed directly in Xen Orchestra:
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