Take this link and look on page 13. It states that the highest tranfer rate supported is UDMA 33. This could be the problem. I'm not a heavy linux guy but I did remember seeing this.
http://linux.corel.com/products/linux_os/hardware.pdf
The resource kit comes on a CD with the NT4.0 Resource Kit book. But you may be able to find shutdown.exe on the microsoft site somewhere. I think thats how I got it. I use a reboot.com file to reboot 95 machines, but not remotely. It's a old dos utility.
I know that there is a shutdown.exe that comes with the workstation 4.0 resource kit. You could use it with a schedualed task or with the at command to time it. I've only used it with workstation so I'm not sure if it would work with server. Maybe the server resource kit has something.
I was having the same problem too. However I just got a cable modem and the problem went away. I had a clean Me install and was using a Creative Labs 56k modem. I yanked it and droped in my dlink nic and now it works like a charm, could be a bunk modem driver installed by Me?
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