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Can you access the unit by telnet or SSH?
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Can you access the unit by telnet or SSH?

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yes, but I would like the user to have a 'button' on his desktop he can double click and it will reboot the router. <br />
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there by not calling me and then I have to log in to it and so on.<br />

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yes, but I would like the user to have a 'button' on his desktop he can double click and it will reboot the router.

there by not calling me and then I have to log in to it and so on.


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Hi all,<br />
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What is the simplest way to reboot a draytek 2820 router from a user desktop.<br />
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We are having 1 or 2 issues with a remote site which a quick reboot fixes. I would like the users to be able to do this themselves from a batch files or similar if possible.<br />
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Draytek 2820 with up to date firmware<br />
all users have Win7<br />
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thanks<br />
gareth<br />

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Hi all,

What is the simplest way to reboot a draytek 2820 router from a user desktop.

We are having 1 or 2 issues with a remote site which a quick reboot fixes. I would like the users to be able to do this themselves from a batch files or similar if possible.

Draytek 2820 with up to date firmware
all users have Win7

thanks
gareth


reboot of draytek 2830 from the desktop

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