Author Topic: How can I schedule a weekly reboot (reset?) on the SX-200 ?  (Read 3797 times)

Offline jprodzinski

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I would like to schedule a weekly (weekend) reboot of the system.

Thank you.


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Re: How can I schedule a weekly reboot (reset?) on the SX-200 ?
« Reply #1 on: July 23, 2013, 05:28:09 PM »
No... why do you need to? I have never seen a 200 that needs to be rebooted that frequently, what issue do you have happening that you think that is the answer?

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Re: How can I schedule a weekly reboot (reset?) on the SX-200 ?
« Reply #2 on: August 01, 2013, 08:58:44 AM »
Don't believe you can as was suggeswted there is no real reason to unlike the 3300 and it was only in older software.

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Re: How can I schedule a weekly reboot (reset?) on the SX-200 ?
« Reply #3 on: August 03, 2013, 03:15:48 PM »
I have a problematic system.  After a time it will drop calls or calls to that location will randomly fast busy.  A reboot of the system always fixes it.  We have had our vendor troubleshoot it to death and even had the system replaced (all at a hefty billable hourly rate I may add).  At this point I am tired of dumping $ into it.  It seems a weekly reboot is my easy fix.

So if this isnt an option in the system itself could I write an SSH/Telnet script to log into it and reboot it?  If so what might that look like?

Thanks for the replies!

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Re: How can I schedule a weekly reboot (reset?) on the SX-200 ?
« Reply #4 on: August 09, 2013, 09:01:23 AM »
I recently took over one that also starts behaving badly after a couple of months and a reboot fixes it for another couple of months. I'm assuming it's a memory leak. I go by the customer every couple of months and reboot it and it stays fine...if I forget to, it will go squirrely on me. Sounds like a manual reboot is the best option...

Jim


 

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