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Configuring Scheduled Reboots
This article will provide a walkthrough on configuring scheduled reboots for the bvoip phone system.
Why Configure a Scheduled Reboot?
Scheduled Reboots help the phone system work in an optimal fashion. Common symptoms of an overdue reboot being needing are: Phone system administration is acting strange or lagging. (Such as not saving or registering clicking of buttons.) You may also notice higher than normal CPU/RAM statistics on the Overview page of the phone system.
Best Practice Recommendation
For most phone systems, we recommend a weekly reboot schedule. If your system is large, you may require a bi-weekly reboot schedule.
Configuring a Reboot Schedule
- Login to the bvoip phone system.
- Click on the Tools drop-down menu.
- Go to the Scheduled Reboot subsection.
- Select the applicable time zone for the reboot time zone section.
- Choose the reboot frequency for the reboot schedule section.
- Select the time for the reboot, in 24h time format using the hour and minute drop-downs.
- Set the specific week(s) of the month for scheduled reboots to occur.
- Select the specific day(s) of the week for scheduled reboots to occur.
- Click the Save button.