schedule a reboot

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I need to know how to schedule a reboot on my windows 2000 server? i can not
seem to locate the shutdown.exe as xp hs this to do a automated scheudled
shutdown?
 
ive tried this app cant get it to work? what are the command line paramters
to do it. i went to command line browsed to the folder where the app is at
and tried to run psshutdown.exe and it does not find the app?
 
also i am running it from terminal services on the service do i have to be in
console mode
 
The command line params are on the web page. Try creating a shortcut with a
"Target" of;

C:\FullPathToFile\psshutdown -r

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| ive tried this app cant get it to work? what are the command line
paramters
| to do it. i went to command line browsed to the folder where the app is
at
| and tried to run psshutdown.exe and it does not find the app?
 
Not sure what this means.

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Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
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:
| also i am running it from terminal services on the service do i have to be
in
| console mode
 
what i meant was when i am in terminal services and logged into the server it
does not work so do i physically ahve to be at the machine?
 
No you don't. You don't even need to logon to the machine.

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Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
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:
| what i meant was when i am in terminal services and logged into the server
it
| does not work so do i physically ahve to be at the machine?
 
wait a minute then how do i get the program to run and a do a scheduled
restart? that makes no sense
 
It probably makes no sense because you didn't read the instructions. Take a
look at the web page. It has all of the possible options.

remotely;
C:\FullPathToFile\psshutdown.exe \\somecomputer -r

or locally;
C:\FullPathToFile\psshutdown.exe -r

(the account you run this with will need to be part of the local admin
group)

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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
http://www.microsoft.com/protect

:
| wait a minute then how do i get the program to run and a do a scheduled
| restart? that makes no sense
 
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