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Rebooting the System
Forced Console Termination
A system may have a daughterboard that supports a remote console connection timeout
option. This option sets a console idle time limit. If no activity is detected for a session
within the time limit, the session is terminated.
Certain printer configuration menu options, like memory configuration, require a system
reboot to take effect. Changing these options causes the system to reboot and terminate all
sessions when the user leaves the configuration menu.
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Notes
When you quit a remote console session, a message displays that tells you the
connection is closed and who closed it. In this example, b@venus closed the
session. If you do not quit the session, it is automatically closed when the sys-
tem is turned off.
For VMS users, when you quit the session, it may take several seconds for the
remote link to disconnect.
Example
magicolor 6100
−>
quit
↵
Connection closed by foreign host.
[b@venus, 42]
Command
reboot
Purpose
Reboot the system and terminate all console sessions. This is similar to the
reset
command, except that it does not reset the system configuration to factory
default.
Mode
admin
Notes
The value in brackets [ ] is the current value for the selection. Any job in the sys-
tem is lost after the reboot.
Example
admin
−>
reboot
↵
Reset printer configuration (y/n) [n]: y
↵
Printer configuration reset
admin
−>
Idle
admin
−>
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