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How To Restart Ubuntu Server

How To Restart Ubuntu Server

Posted on February 24, 2023 By admin No Comments on How To Restart Ubuntu Server

3 Easy Method To Restart Ubuntu Server

There are various ways to restart your Ubuntu server. In this post, we will discuss mainly 3 easy ways to restart the Ubuntu server.

How To Restart Ubuntu Server

1. Use the reboot command to restart the Ubuntu server

If you want to restart the Ubuntu server immediately, then this is the best and quick way to restart the Ubuntu server:

sudo reboot now

You can see the ‘now’ option in the above command. If you don’t use the ‘now’  command, it will reboot the system after one minute.

2. Use systemd command to restart Ubuntu server

Run the following command systemd command to restart the Ubuntu server.

sudo systemctl reboot

3. Use shutdown command to restart the Ubuntu server.

Run the following shutdown command with the option -r.

sudo shutdown -r now

Alternatively, You can also use the -H option which stands for a halt. With this option, the system will first terminate all the processes that are running in the Ubuntu server and then shut down the CPU.

sudo shutdown -r -H +0

 

 

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