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How to physically reboot a computer remotely?
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The computer is in a friend's office 4,000 kilometers from me. The application I need is running on it, I follow its work through the teamviewer. But the problem is that the application hangs hard with an enviable frequency. Can't reach through teamviewer. And then I ask a friend to physically restart the computer.
But people are in the office a maximum of 12 hours a day, and I sometimes have to wait more than 10 hours before rebooting. And the application is quite critical ...
Therefore, we need the ability to remotely hard reboot the computer . How?
Desirable solution than cheaper, up to 30 bucks.
PS: A wireless Wi-Fi socket came to mind today (for example, Orvibo s20 or Xiaomi Mi). The plan is this - through the Internet, I can physically cut down the computer's power from here, and then turn it on. The computer is configured to auto-boot on power-up. Well, I get a remote reboot. Who thinks it will work?
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Industrial computers are equipped with a watchdog timer. The computer hung - it rebooted itself. Like this .
You can probably find cheaper ones from the Chinese.
Is it possible to write an application that will monitor the launch? Well, or, as a last resort, add a batch file to the scheduler, which will kill the application if it freezes and restart it .. Are there really no software solutions?
it's easier to monitor the service and beat it softly than to reboot the server and ruin the hardware
Intel has a solution called vpro. Here are some specifics:
https://habrahabr.ru/company/intel/blog/138377/
I myself dabbled when I was too lazy to go to the server room 15 meters to restart the buggy computer.
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