Linux Reboot and shutdown commands

Linux Reboot and shutdown commands

Commands	Description
$systemctl reboot	Reboot the system
$sudo systemctl reboot [sudo] password for srini:	Reboot the system with sudo
$sudo systemctl poweroff [sudo] password for srini:	Poweroff the system with sudo
$sudo systemctl reboot --force [sudo] password for srini:	Force reboot the system with sudo
$sudo systemctl poweroff --force [sudo] password for srini:	Force Poweroff the system with sudo
$sudo systemctl reboot --force --force [sudo] password for srini:	Its exactly like pressing reset button
$sudo systemctl poweroff --force --force [sudo] password for srini:	Its like unplugging the computer from power source
$sudo shutdown 02:00 [sudo] password for srini:	Time format : 00:00 to 23:50 shutdowns at 2 am in the morning
$sudo shutdown +15 [sudo] password for srini:	Shutdowns after 15minutes
$sudo shutdown -r 02:00 [sudo] password for srini:	Reboots and shutdown at 2am
$sudo shutdown -r +15 [sudo] password for srini:	Reboots and Shutdowns after 15minutes
$sudo shutdown -r +1 ' Scheduled restart to do an offline backup' [sudo] password for srini:	Reboots and Shutdowns after 1 minute before to that will get a warning message

Note : systemctl comes from the word - system control

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Comments

[JPL]

Good! Thanks!

[Srinivasulu Paranduru]

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[Otto]

Nice ! Thanks!

[Srinivasulu Paranduru]

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