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Nope, didn't plan for such an event, so I figured I'm screwed. &nbsp;Thanks anywho.
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Nope, didn't plan for such an event, so I figured I'm screwed.  Thanks anywho.

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You got me on the house comment by the way, I lied and said my office when really the computer is at my home.
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You got me on the house comment by the way, I lied and said my office when really the computer is at my home.

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I am away from my office and my Linux machine is powered on, but is non-responsive (cannot SSH, HTTP, etc). &nbsp;Since I cannot SSH I cannot remotely access the machine to reboot it. &nbsp;Is there any other crazy way to force the machine to reboot without using any direct physical contact with the machine?<br />
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I know this may be a dumb question, but I figured I would ask anyway.<br />
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Thanks (and just in case there are any concerns: yes it is my Linux machine and I am not hacking anything).
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I am away from my office and my Linux machine is powered on, but is non-responsive (cannot SSH, HTTP, etc).  Since I cannot SSH I cannot remotely access the machine to reboot it.  Is there any other crazy way to force the machine to reboot without using any direct physical contact with the machine?

I know this may be a dumb question, but I figured I would ask anyway.

Thanks (and just in case there are any concerns: yes it is my Linux machine and I am not hacking anything).

Remote Linux machine non-responsive, need to force *remote* reboot

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