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Gareth Eaton, 12/24/2023 12:55 PM
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3 | h3. Stopping Containers |
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5 | SSH into Proxmox Server: First, you need to SSH into your Proxmox server or access its command line through the console. |
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7 | List All Running Containers: Use the command pct list to list all running containers. This will give you the IDs of the containers. |
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9 | Stop Containers: To stop multiple containers, you can use a bash loop. For example: |
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12 | for id in {101..110}; do pct stop $id; done |
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15 | This command stops containers with IDs from 101 to 110. Adjust the range according to your container IDs. |
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17 | h3. Starting Containers |
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19 | List All Stopped Containers: If needed, you can list all stopped containers using a command like pct list | grep stopped to identify which ones are not running. |
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21 | Start Containers: Similarly, to start multiple containers, use a bash loop: |
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24 | for id in {101..110}; do pct start $id; done |
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25 | </pre> |
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27 | This will start containers with IDs from 101 to 110. |