Reboot the cloud server

There are two ways available to reboot the cloud server:

software reboot without turning off the power;
hardware reboot with power off.

Perform a program reset

The server will reboot without powering down. Graceful shutdown — the operating system will shut down correctly and restart.

If the server does not respond within the recorded time, a hardware reboot will automatically be performed — unsaved data may be lost in this case.

Control panel
OpenStack CLI

In the Dashboard, on the top menu, click Products and select Cloud Servers.
From the server's menu, select Program Restart.

Make sure to save the changed data.
Open the OpenStack CLI.
Perform a program reset:
```
openstack server reboot <server>
```
Specify <server> — server ID or name. The list of servers can be viewed using the openstack server list command

Perform a hardware reboot

We recommend performing a hardware reboot only if the server is not responding.Otherwise, turn the server off and on.

In the case of a hardware reboot, the server shuts down and immediately powers up — in this case, unsaved data may be lost.This does not recreate the configuration.

Control panel
OpenStack CLI

In the Dashboard, on the top menu, click Products and select Cloud Servers.
From the server's menu, select Hardware Reboot.

Make sure to save the changed data.
Open the OpenStack CLI.
Perform a hardware reset:
```
openstack server reboot --hard <server>
```
Specify <server> — server ID or name. The list of servers can be viewed using the openstack server list command