How often do win2003 or linux servers typically restart
- 2020-05-06 12:03:30
- OfStack
How often do win2003 server servers restart
It depends on the load of the server. If the data is large, the startup time interval should be short, otherwise it can be long. If the machine is well maintained, the startup time interval can be longer, as long as the customer access speed is not slow
when the server is fine:
The memory management of Windows 2003 system has been improved a lot. It usually takes only half a month to two months to restart
The time interval between the reboot of Linux is relatively long, ranging from 3 months to 5 months
It all depends on how you're using it, and if the client's access is slow, or the server has a problem, you'll need to reboot
I found that if I didn't restart the system for a long time, something would happen to the system for no reason
for example, sometimes mysql suddenly cannot connect remotely, so it is still not possible to restart mysql service on the server, but it is better to restart
server Or sometimes some ASP program is so slow that it's useless to restart IIS, but just restart the server and
will be fine
Today, I came across a case where there was suddenly no way to connect the remote desktop and the database above was not working properly, but ping was available The one that I came across today is that the system has been running for 170 days
Will it be a problem to run for 170 days without rebooting? How often is it better to restart?
How long can you theoretically run without rebooting
supplement to this site:
From the point of view that we often maintain the server. Generally, according to the configuration of the computer, if the resources are sufficient, there is no need to restart. If the memory is too small within 2G, it is recommended to update 1-3 once a day. If the configuration is good, 7-15 can be restarted once a month.
Sometimes if we do not often restart the machine, sometimes the machine really cannot be restarted, we must contact the machine room to help restart, maybe because the resources are used up, many processes cannot exit completely, so the machine cannot be restarted.
It depends on the load of the server. If the data is large, the startup time interval should be short, otherwise it can be long. If the machine is well maintained, the startup time interval can be longer, as long as the customer access speed is not slow
when the server is fine:
The memory management of Windows 2003 system has been improved a lot. It usually takes only half a month to two months to restart
The time interval between the reboot of Linux is relatively long, ranging from 3 months to 5 months
It all depends on how you're using it, and if the client's access is slow, or the server has a problem, you'll need to reboot
I found that if I didn't restart the system for a long time, something would happen to the system for no reason
for example, sometimes mysql suddenly cannot connect remotely, so it is still not possible to restart mysql service on the server, but it is better to restart
server Or sometimes some ASP program is so slow that it's useless to restart IIS, but just restart the server and
will be fine
Today, I came across a case where there was suddenly no way to connect the remote desktop and the database above was not working properly, but ping was available The one that I came across today is that the system has been running for 170 days
Will it be a problem to run for 170 days without rebooting? How often is it better to restart?
How long can you theoretically run without rebooting
supplement to this site:
From the point of view that we often maintain the server. Generally, according to the configuration of the computer, if the resources are sufficient, there is no need to restart. If the memory is too small within 2G, it is recommended to update 1-3 once a day. If the configuration is good, 7-15 can be restarted once a month.
Sometimes if we do not often restart the machine, sometimes the machine really cannot be restarted, we must contact the machine room to help restart, maybe because the resources are used up, many processes cannot exit completely, so the machine cannot be restarted.