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by aekland
by aekland
by tigre_269
by tigre_269
by spiceman
I reboot our servers only once every month for maintenance like virus and other software updates where some require a re-boot for changes to take effect. If no reboot is requested I reboot servers only once every 3 months! It is not uncommon for servers to not be rebooted for a year!
If a daily reboot is required to clear cache then there are utilities to use for that. I would be worried by rebooting of server on a daily basis as serves no useful purpose at all.
If you are running performance monitors and they show no requirement for additional memory, CPU power or hard disk space then there is no need to reboot. Too much rebooting will increase wear and tear rather than help, unless there is a problem with some of the services running.
Your best bet is to go through the event viewer and try to eliminate cause of any of the failed startup sequences and set services to manual if sure that they are not required in the control panel.
good luck
by tigre_269
by ronnonf
I think you might be better off rebooting the machine only when absolutley nec. After instaling patches/sware or power outages.
By constantly rebooting a machine (server) you can open a whole bag of probs.
by tigre_269
by tigre_269
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