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sergij2016-02-16 00:22:25
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sergij, 2016-02-16 00:22:25

How to physically reboot a computer remotely?

The question is next.
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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Andrey Ermachenok, 2016-02-16
@eapeap

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.

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dude2012, 2016-02-16
@dude2012

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?

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Anton Ulanov, 2016-02-16
@antonsr98

it's easier to monitor the service and beat it softly than to reboot the server and ruin the hardware

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Cole, 2016-02-16
@Cole

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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Vlad Zhivotnev, 2016-02-16
@inkvizitor68sl

ip-sockets will help, yes.

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