Aug 8, 2012
you can immediately shut down your system by using the shutdown command like this:
$ sudo shutdown -h now
You can also use the shutdown command to restart your computer, as follows:
$ sudo shutdown -r now
Shutting Down Ubuntu from the Command Line
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This command is great for the Ubuntu Server Version, since there is no Graphic Desktop.
Great! Just what I needed to get things started with my server.