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Graceful Server Reboot
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- Log in to your whm>>System Reboot>>Graceful Server Reboot
Step 1: From the WHM Home page, select the icon for System Reboot.
Step 2: Next, you should be presented with two choices:
- Forceful Server Reboot
- Graceful Server Reboot
Choose now Graceful Server Reboot.
Step 3: There should only be one option on this screen. To initiate the server reboot, select Proceed.
Step 4: At this point, you should expect to see a notification that the reboot is now in progress. This may take some time. When the server has completed rebooting, all of your system processes should be ready to use.
