Linux restart command explanation: reboot

Linux also has its own restart command, which is very simple to use. Generally, you only need to enter reboot in SSH to restart. When you control (VPS) servers, you do not need to enter the backpane of the server. you only need to open SSH and enter the preceding commands. Reboot [Syntax] reboot [option] [detailed description] the reboot command is used to restart the computer. It works the same as shutdown-rnow. [Option]

Linux also has its own restart command, which is very simple to use. Generally, you only need to enter reboot in SSH to restart. When you control (VPS) servers, you do not need to enter the backpane of the server. you only need to open SSH and enter the preceding commands.

Reboot

[Syntax]Reboot [option]
[Details]The reboot command is used to restart the computer. It works the same as shutdown-r now.
[Option]

Option	Functions
-N	The current data is retained before restart.
-F	Force restart the computer.
-W	Simulate restart and write data to the "/var/log/wtmp" log file.
-D	Restart, but no logs are written.
-I	Shut down the network before restarting the computer.

Example
Restart the computer directly:

Enter the following command in SSH:

reboot

After successful execution, The system will prompt The system is going down for reboot NOW!