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Kixtart version 4.21.0.0<br />
The function syntax is well documented and I have decided on this:<br />
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$RC = SHUTDOWN(&quot; &quot;, PC will restart in 60 seconds...&quot;, 60, 0, 1)<br />
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I'm not sure how to execute this $RC variable. After this first line of code would I then<br />
do something like &nbsp;run $RC?<br />
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Also, I want to restart all PCs on the network (265, Win2K and WinXP) at a specific time.<br />
Is this the best approach for that goal? The syntax above will restart the local PC so I might<br />
have to input all the computer names through a variable...<br />
<br />
Brad
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Kixtart version 4.21.0.0
The function syntax is well documented and I have decided on this:

$RC = SHUTDOWN(" ", PC will restart in 60 seconds...", 60, 0, 1)

I'm not sure how to execute this $RC variable. After this first line of code would I then
do something like  run $RC?

Also, I want to restart all PCs on the network (265, Win2K and WinXP) at a specific time.
Is this the best approach for that goal? The syntax above will restart the local PC so I might
have to input all the computer names through a variable...

Brad

KIXTART SHUTDOWN() function usage

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