Rebooting In SSH?

[beaver6813]

Hey,

I know this must sound really nooby, but i'm currently running CentOS on one of my server and can't figure out how to reboot the server through SSH :P

Any ideas anyone?

 

[PolurNET]

Do you want to reboot a whole server? This must be done with the datacenter, not SSH. You can only restart services in SSH.

 

[beaver6813]

:P Fixed, was as simple as hell. Just typed "reboot" in SSH and it worked, restarted the server (the server wasn't down, just needed a reboot because whm was acting up)

 

[maximum]

Do you want to reboot a whole server? This must be done with the datacenter, not SSH. You can only restart services in SSH.

As Sam figured it out, you can. SSH accesses root OS below CP (in this case, CentOS before it gets to WHM/cPanel).

Syntax for "reboot":
http://www.computerhope.com/unix/uhalt.htm
More commands to try not messing up your server with ( :notme: who suggested you play around in there :p ):
http://www.computerhope.com/unix.htm