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qm-reboot

Reboot a Proxmox virtual machine

TLDR

Reboot a virtual machine
$ qm reboot [vmid]
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Reboot with a graceful shutdown timeout
$ qm reboot [vmid] --timeout [seconds]
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SYNOPSIS

qm reboot vmid [options]

DESCRIPTION

qm reboot reboots a virtual machine by shutting it down gracefully and then starting it again. Any pending configuration changes are applied during the restart cycle.The vmid is the unique integer identifier of the VM (100–999999999). The graceful shutdown relies on ACPI support in the guest OS. If the guest does not respond within the timeout period, the VM is forcefully stopped and restarted.

PARAMETERS

--timeout seconds

Wait at most seconds for the guest to shut down gracefully before forcing a restart. Integer, 0 or greater.

INSTALL

sudo dnf install qm
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CAVEATS

Requires ACPI support in the guest OS for a graceful shutdown. Without ACPI, the shutdown signal may be ignored. Use `qm reset` for a hard reset that does not rely on ACPI.

HISTORY

Part of the Proxmox VE QEMU/KVM management toolset for virtual machine administration on the Proxmox hypervisor platform.

SEE ALSO

qm(1), qm-reset(1), qm-shutdown(1), qm-start(1), qm-stop(1)

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