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  • nilesh_ingle
    nilesh_ingle

    @nilesh-ingle-4xs4ce • Mar 27, 2010

    I guess if you can login to other system with sufficient privileges, you can use the command 'shutdown now'. There are other options too.

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  • Kaustubh Katdare
    Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk • Mar 27, 2010

    Isn't it as simple as logging in to another system as root and simply issuing the 'reboot' command?

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  • vik001ind
    vik001ind

    @vik001ind-rOaCSy • Mar 27, 2010

    The_Big_KIsn't it as simple as logging in to another system as root and simply issuing the 'reboot' command?

    Yeah, its simple. If the other system is linux/unix, we can use ssh.

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  • sherya mathur
    sherya mathur

    @sherya-mathur-cI63wY • Apr 7, 2010

    dear I did it but I face some difficulty can anyone explain me in detail how to do it

    vik001indYeah, its simple. If the other system is linux/unix, we can use ssh.
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  • vik001ind
    vik001ind

    @vik001ind-rOaCSy • Apr 9, 2010

    log in into the other system as root, give command #ssh #-Link-Snipped-#
    next it asks for saving the key, type yes for saving the public-private key pair on that remote system, this is done one time only.
    next type root password.

    xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx --> remote system ip

    ssh -X #-Link-Snipped-# for interactive mode.

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