3. Power on the Server. Once it is accessible, run a `sudo mount -a` to mount all network shares defined in `/etc/fstab`. Then run `docker start $(docker ps -aq)` to start all Docker containers. Note: Run `docker inspect -f '{{ .Mounts }}' $(docker ps -q)` to get a list of volumes for all running containers, useful for determining whether a container is reliant on a mounted directory.