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    Rusher is offline Master Member
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    Default rebooting

    What would be a reason you'd have to reboot when you have VPS?

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    suwunk is offline Super Moderator
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    On this scenario at most;
    -System crashed
    -kernel patches/upgrades/update
    -take corrective action

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    juc1 is offline Silver Member
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    How do I reboot my Debian 6 VPS - is there an SSH command?

    Thanks

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    suwunk is offline Super Moderator
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    You can reboot your VPS trough Virtuozzo Power Panel (VZPP)
    Click here for a video tutorial

    Virtuozzo Power Panel (VZPP) is provided with all Linux VPS plans. It allows you to manage your VPS in terms of resource monitoring, firewall settings, process monitoring, stop/start/rebooting and even package and file level updates.

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    jeremya is offline Administrator
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    The following works over ssh:

    shutdown -r now

    Keep in mind you need to be logged in as root or sudo it depending on your OS.
    -Jeremya

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    mithcd is offline Official Member
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    I just learned this today. On redhat, try just "reboot". I think i'll use that since shutdown -r now could be dangerous if you forget the -r.

    Imagine shutting the server down through ssh.


 

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