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You can create a batch file using the shutdown command. &nbsp;Then run the batch file using the task scheduler with admin credentials.<br />
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shutdown -f -r -m \\servername1<br />
shutdown -f -r -m \\servername2<br />
shutdown -f -r -m \\servername3<br />
ect...
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You can create a batch file using the shutdown command.  Then run the batch file using the task scheduler with admin credentials.

shutdown -f -r -m \\servername1
shutdown -f -r -m \\servername2
shutdown -f -r -m \\servername3
ect...

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Use psshutdown. <a href="http://www.sysinternals.com" rel="ugc">www.sysinternals.com</a><br />
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Type the command for a complete list of parameters. You can also set the shutdown reason code.<br />
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I think the command should look like this as a minimum.<br />
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psshutdown -f -r -t 0 @RemoteServers.txt
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Use psshutdown. www.sysinternals.com [http://www.sysinternals.com]

Type the command for a complete list of parameters. You can also set the shutdown reason code.

I think the command should look like this as a minimum.

psshutdown -f -r -t 0 @RemoteServers.txt

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Thanks a lot. VB script helped me ..
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I need to reboot many servers at a time. I'm having the list of servers. Can anyone give the script to reboot the servers using the list of remote servers.
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I need to reboot many servers at a time. I'm having the list of servers. Can anyone give the script to reboot the servers using the list of remote servers.

Script required for reboot the servers

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