Restart routers at specific times. In a relatively large local area network, there are usually multiple regular routers, wireless routers, wireless APs and switches. After a period of continuous running, there could be slowing down of network speed or even no-response failures. These require restart of the routers and switches. Unfortunately, most routers and switches cannot restart at a specific time, so we have to manually restart these network devices periodically.

If you have a server in the local area network that runs continuously for a long time, or a machine that can boot at a specific time, you can be freed from the cumbersome work. Router Manager is a router utility that can restart local/remote routers or switches at specific times and reduce the probabilities of network failures, and therefore, save you a lot of time and energy.

How to add a restart task?
1. Click the Add button to open the New Task dialog box.
2. Select an action type, and click Next.
3. Select the model of your router or switch, fill in the IP address, port number, user name and password. Then click Next.
4. Now set the period and time of the scheduling and complete the New Task wizard.
5. Router Manager's scheduled restarts are handled by a Windows service, so even if you have closed Router Manager or haven't signed in to Windows, the restart tasks you set are still valid.

Click the text link "The model I use is not in this list" and add your router or switch. In this dialog box, you need to know your router and the reboot link. You can log in to the router with a browser and find the link in the setup page, or you can find the reboot link by checking the source code of this page. To verify the validity of the link, you can use the Restart Now button to test whether this router can be restarted.

The license of this software is Free Trial Software, the price is $49.95, you can free download and get a free trial.