Tech - Qumulo Core - Shutting Down Cluster

Prehaps this is an insane suggestion and one that you'd never want to do!
But sometimes you might find this guide a handy idea of what is going to happen!
Note: Shutting down the cluster will clearly stop all SMB/NFS shares. (If that is not clear?)
You'll also need to be a administrator with the relevent role + be able to SSH into each node.
In the UI of the cluster;
Login

Go to Cluster>Overview

Shutdown Cluster:

Finally:
IMPORTANT: Your nodes will stop serving SMB/NFS

Shut down
Note:
You might find that your nodes will stop serving SMB/NFS but will not halt the CPU's and shutdown completely!
If you do find this
Using your SSH client of choosing:
Login to each node.
Nice and simple type:
sudo halt
This will then start taking down Ubuntu.
This concudes the shutdown procedure.