Does anyone know of a way to do a remote reboot?  I have a script that 
can detect when there are problems with my m0n0wall AP's, but I have to 
manually log in to them and reboot them when it happens.  I'm not too 
happy about being chained to my desk 365 days a year.  The AP's usually 
need to be rebooted at least once per day because of wireless "xmit" 
errors.

Here is the script that lets me know there is a problem:

HOSTS="ap1 ap2 ap3"
XMIT_ERROR=`tail -50 /var/log/syslog | grep "xmit failed" | wc -l`
MESSAGE_SENT='no'

# Test syslog file
if [ $XMIT_ERROR -gt 20 ]
then
         beep -r 3 -f 900 -l 4000 &
         echo "`date +'%b %d %T'` ********** XMIT ERRORS **********" >> 
/dev/tty1
         echo "`date +'%b %d %T'` ********** XMIT ERRORS **********" >> 
/var/log/syslog
         MESSAGE_SENT='yes'
		# I would like to reboot the AP here.
else
         echo "Logs OK"
fi