Maintenance Reboot Servers

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Hello
I need any document to say if is necesary or recommendable reboot windows servers
Thanks
 
To my knowledge no one has shown that a periodic reboot has ever been
necessary for Widows servers. If you do system maintenence that requires
a reboot to replace files then yes, and the proceedure will direct you
to reboot. Hope this resolves the confusion you seem to be facing.
 
There is no recommended reboot schedule for Windows 2000, unless of course
there were updates that require a reboot, hardware changes, etc. Assuming
the system is running and configured properly and no changes were made
should never have to reboot.

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