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You could probably create a scheduled task to run &quot;shutdown /r&quot;.<br />
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This will restart the server.<br />

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You could probably create a scheduled task to run "shutdown /r".

This will restart the server.


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Is there a logical reason why you are needing to reboot the TS server nightly?<br />
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Do you have user sessions that need to be shutdown if they incorrectly disconnect, etc or applications that need to be stopped?<br />

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Is there a logical reason why you are needing to reboot the TS server nightly?

Do you have user sessions that need to be shutdown if they incorrectly disconnect, etc or applications that need to be stopped?


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It is common practice to periodically reboot terminal servers or Citrix servers.<br />
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I used to have a third party app that did it for me nightly when I ran a Citrix farm.
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It is common practice to periodically reboot terminal servers or Citrix servers.

I used to have a third party app that did it for me nightly when I ran a Citrix farm.

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There may be user sessions open, so I'll try the force option.<br />
What does the &nbsp;{ /c &quot;Nightly forced reboot&quot; } do?
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There may be user sessions open, so I'll try the force option.
What does the  { /c "Nightly forced reboot" } do?

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Throws in a comment describing why it is rebooting.
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Throws in a comment describing why it is rebooting.

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I have three Terminal Servers that I would like to reboot on a nightly basis. Using Server 2003<br />
What would be the best wat of doing this?<br />
Thanks
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I have three Terminal Servers that I would like to reboot on a nightly basis. Using Server 2003
What would be the best wat of doing this?
Thanks

best way to reboot Terminal Server nightly

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).