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"Windows Servers" have historically needed rebooting monthly or quarterly at best. Depending on the applications I have used some that required weekly reboots (bad memory leaks!) Most UNIX based machines I have used went until the power failed but at one bank we did annual reboots, because building power was taken down for building maintenance annually. Other places quarterly maintenance was scheduled, so we rebooted if it was needed by the maintenance to be applied or the boss insisted. But for most UNIX machines I think quarterly is usually overkill. I have seen some Windows servers do nicely with quarterly reboots, but very application based.
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