Scheduled Server Reboots

What you could do is have an alert which looks at the LastBoot/Boot Time timestamps, and triggers when the time since last boot hits the required interval. The trigger action could include running a script which reboots the server, or if they are VMs, and you have VMAN, you can use the reboot VM action...

Many ways to get this done, but those are two easy ones for you 

For added flexibility, you could use a node Custom Property to include/exclude devices from the alert scope.

If you run Patch Manager there is this... https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/patchman/content/spmag_managingscheduledtasks.htm

The alert configs I can see all require coding (powershell).

The way i would do it is using scheduled tasks outside of SolarWinds and then monitor those scheduled tasks to make sure the server has rebooted. Takes the pressure off SolarWinds but still tells you if the scheduled tasks have failed.

Thanks Adam - We don't have patch manager but thank you for your suggestion. I think this is the root we will take and user Windows Task Scheduler and monitor the results.

You can add a time window on the alert to not process during specified times (or the alert can work but not send out notifications).

you can also schedule the nodes to go into maintenance mode, Configure Orion to unmanage items on a scheduled basis