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I would like to create a script file that would reboot my win2k server over a
weekend. (I am thinking between 12 and 5 AM Monday morning) My reason is
that my company does processing all night during the week and when I
installed updates to the server, I can't reboot the system right away. The
server has Exchange 2000 running and I know I have to stop some services
before the reboot. I am also aware that if I use a script file to log in,
their is some security issues to deal with.
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"Frank" <Frank@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I would like to create a script file that would reboot my win2k server
over a
> weekend. (I am thinking between 12 and 5 AM Monday morning) My reason is
> that my company does processing all night during the week and when I
> installed updates to the server, I can't reboot the system right away.
The
> server has Exchange 2000 running and I know I have to stop some services
> before the reboot. I am also aware that if I use a script file to log in,
> their is some security issues to deal with.
>
> Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated.
>
> Thank you.
>
> Frannk
Use the Task Scheduler to invoke shutdown.exe. The command
shutdown /? will tell you the various options.
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> Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated.
How about going in on Saturday morning to reboot it? That way you have until
Monday morning to mend it if something goes wrong, and if it all goes to
plan you'll have peace of mind for the rest of the weekend.
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