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Abort shutdown on remote machines?
Name: jrm Date: December 5, 2003 at 12:21:12 Pacific OS: xp CPU/Ram: .
Comment:
Can this be done on remote hosts (running xp) that are "stuck" in shutdown? Many of the machines I monitor (when locked up) return the message 'A system shutdown is in progress' when trying to reboot via telnet with 'shutdown -r -f -t 0' ...am looking for a way to bypass this without hardbooting.
Name: anonymous Date: December 5, 2003 at 16:35:30 Pacific
Reply:
If the system is hanging up at shutdown then theres a problem with some service stoping i would think.
If its allready rebooting and you tell it to reboot again its just going to tell you hey i allready am rebooting...But i don't really understand the question sothis is my best guess....
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