Public/Restart-Endpoint.ps1
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function Restart-Endpoint { <# .SYNOPSIS -Taylor Lee Modified 05172019 .DESCRIPTION Sets a countdown to restart the Endpoint. The command uses a multiplier set to 1 hour. You can use decimals to return shorter than an hour restart times or get X hours and X minutes. .NOTES The parameter must be typed when entering the command and not after. If you typed the command and then entered the parameter when prompted the command will fail. When using decimal values understand that the value is multiplying against the number of seconds in an hour. So all multiplication needs to be done as a fraction of 1. Don't try thinking that it needs to be done against the value of 60 for seconds or hours. View the Examples for clarification. .EXAMPLE Restarts the Endpoint in 5 Hours Restart-Endpoint -Hours 5 .EXAMPLE Restarts the Endpoint in 5 hours and 15 minutes Restart-Endpoint -Hours 5.25 .EXAMPLE Restarts the Endpoint in 15 minutes Restart-Endpoint -Hours 0.25 .Link Get-DCLockoutEvents2 Get-LockedAccounts Get-PasswordExpired Unlock-Account Unlock-AllAccounts #> [CmdletBinding()] Param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)][int]$Hours ) $Hoursmultiplied = $Hours * 3600 shutdown.exe /r /t $Hoursmultiplied } |