systemd close network connections on reboot/poweroff

[graysky]

I am connecting from my laptop to my server via ssh. I want to restart the server from the ssh connection I just started. After I issue the `systemctl reboot` command, the shell I used to connect to the server hangs. I'd like it systemd to log me out gracefully.

# systemctl reboot

Broadcast message from facade@mars on pts/0 (Thu, 10 May 2012 11:59:24 -0400):

The system is going down for reboot NOW!

# Write failed: Broken pipe

[jpollard]

Then don't use reboot.

The command to shutdown after a time delay is "shutdown -r <time>". If the <time> option is not put, it means 1 (minute) which should give you enough time to logout.

The -r directs shutdown to reboot.

[graysky]

My problem was using sshd.service -- sshd.socket is better for my needs.