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Schedule shutdown and restart

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RFBaker

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Is there anyway to schedule a restart in NT for a particular time, There is a prog in the resource kit but that only allows you to time a restart.
cheers.

Richard Baker
RFBaker@BTInternet.com
 
Richard,

You could use scheduler and the Shutdown.exe utility witht he switch to restart the server / workstation. This way you could shedule the restart for any time you want.

M1ckey
 
I have used M1ckey's solution for about 1 1/2 years now on various NT servers and it works a treat. -----------------------------------------------------
"It's true, its damn true!"
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I also used the shutdown.exe cmd together with the scheduler. You can get the shutdown command off the resource kit. Just type shutdown /? for all the cmd's. Good luck!
 
I use a valuable suite of tools called 'PSTOOLS'. I think you can download it from the sysinternals.com site. Included are the apps 'psshutdown' and 'pskill', which I've found invaluable in my scripting, scheduled or not.

ShackDaddy
 
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