HELP THIS IS URGENT!

WDCentral

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Unfortunately I desperately need to reboot my company's server but I only have telnet access (this is a Windows 2000 Advanced Server computer). Is there some command I can type in the console to get it to reboot, I usually use terminal services but it is down.

Thanks for the quick reponse,
Ben
 

sohcrates

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There was a util that shipped with the NT 4.0 resource kit called shutdown.exe that could do it. Do you have this util? It should work on Windows 2000 systems (and a util of this kind could be included in the win2k resource kits).


EDIT: actually, i think i can get a hold of shutdown.exe, PM me and i can try sending it to ya
 

CplHicks

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You can use PSKill (link) to kill processes on remote systems if you have admin access. If you kill "services.exe" that should restart the server.

EDIT: here's a program that'll restart a computer remotely: link