Public/Restart-Endpoint.ps1
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.DESCRIPTION Sets a countdown to restart the Endpoint. The command uses a multiplier set to 1 hour. You can use decimals to return shorter than an hour restart times or get X hours and X minutes. .NOTES The parameter must be typed when entering the command and not after. If you typed the command and then entered the parameter when prompted the command will fail. \ When using decimal values understand that the value is multiplying against the number of seconds in an hour. \ So all multiplication needs to be done as a fraction of 1. Don't try thinking that it needs to be done against the value of 60 for seconds or hours. \ View the Examples for clarification. .Parameter Hours Specify x hours until restart .EXAMPLE Restart-Endpoint -Hours 5 Restarts the Endpoint in 5 Hours .EXAMPLE Restart-Endpoint -Hours 5.25 Restarts the Endpoint in 5 hours and 15 minutes .EXAMPLE Restart-Endpoint -Hours 0.25 Restarts the Endpoint in 15 minutes .Link https://github.com/TheTaylorLee/AdminToolbox #> function Restart-Endpoint { [CmdletBinding()] Param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)][int]$Hours ) $Hoursmultiplied = $Hours * 3600 shutdown.exe /r /t $Hoursmultiplied } |