Turning off the server

I am moving my server from a G4 to a G5. I will use the same License. Eventually the G4 will be reloaded with a client version of Mac OS X.
Not surprising, when the G5 boots, it discovers the G4 is still running with the same license and so it refuses to work. I can shut both down, boot the G5 and then boot the G4 and that "works" but if I ever reboot the G5, I have to shutdown the G4 first.
Is there a way to just tell the G4 to stop working -- disable it from working?
Thank you,
Perry Smith

Is there a way to just tell the G4 to stop working -- disable it from working?
Pull the power cord?
Short of that it sounds like you're asking for advice on how to circumvent Apple's license agreement and I don't think you're going to find much help for that here.

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