Command to reboot my system?

1 1	Hey folks, which command do i need to use to reboot my machine? It's a debian server. Michael reboot debian server asked 20 May '11, 08:43 michaelkwd ♦♦ 51●4●6●8 accept rate: 0%

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2	Try sudo reboot link answered 24 May '11, 09:39 pyro46 56●1●2 accept rate: 100%

0	“sudo root now ” to reboot “sudo shutdown -h now” to shut down link answered 04 May '12, 13:02 grady (suspended) accept rate: 0%

2	Have you tried: "shutdown -r now" ? -r is the option for the reboot now is to say we want to do it now If you want to reboot your server at a specific our, this should work: shutdown -r 18:00 link answered 20 May '11, 12:32 sebastien 161●3●7 accept rate: 20%

2	sudo init 6 link answered 08 Jun '11, 09:15 bugcy013 31●2 accept rate: 0%

0	sudo reboot link answered 08 Aug '11, 05:32 gwssgc 1●1●1●2 accept rate: 0%

0	sudo reboot link answered 08 Aug '11, 05:32 gwssgc 1●1●1●2 accept rate: 0%

0	Reset button on your PC or power button x2. link answered 24 Aug '11, 11:42 luk3Z 1●1 accept rate: 0%

0	sync; sudo reboot link answered 12 Dec '11, 03:17 booduklee 1 accept rate: 0%

0	shutdown -r now link answered 27 Mar '12, 21:57 chds_smartlinux 1 accept rate: 0%

0	we can use "reboot" "init 6" Alt+Ctrl+Del to reboot the system. link answered 12 Apr '12, 08:18 viaddepa 1 accept rate: 0%

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Asked: 20 May '11, 08:43

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sudo reboot