Win 2003 server timed reboot command

　WINDOWS SERVER 2003 has a command called Shutdown.exe, and its specific parameters are as follows:

Usage: Shutdown [-i |-L | s |-r |-a] [-f] [-M computername] [-t XX] [-c ' comment '] [D-P:XX:YY]

-I display GUI interface, must be the first option

-L logoff (cannot be used with option-m)

-S shutdown this computer

-R shutdown and restart this computer

-A abort system shutdown

-M ComputerName remote computer shutdown/reboot/Abort

-T XX setting the timeout for shutdown is xx seconds

-C "comment" closes comment (maximum 127 characters)

-F forced-run application shutdown without warning

-D [p]:xx:yy shutdown reason code

U is user code

P is a planned shutdown code

XX is a primary reason code (a positive integer less than 256)

YY is a secondary reason code (a positive integer less than 65536)

If you set the 0 Morning 3-point server to automatically restart, you can execute commands in the run

At 3:00/every:m,t,w,th,f,s,su shutdown.exe/r

If you do not need to, in the Control Panel, schedule the task to delete the item.