Main.StartingAndStoppingWindowsServices History
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To find the name of your service go to Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services, and locate the service in the right hand pane. Double-click your desired service to bring up its properties. The service name is given at the top, next to the "Service name:" heading:
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To find the name of your service go to Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services, and locate the service in the right hand pane. Double-click your desired service to display its properties. The service name is given at the top, next to the "Service name:" label.
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Procedure
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Procedure
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Stopping Services
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Stopping Services
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Starting Services
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Starting Services
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Finding the name of your services
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Finding the name of your services
March 14, 2005, at 10:21 PM
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To find the name of your service go to Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services, and locate the service in the right hand pane. Double-click your desired service to bring up its properties. The service name is given at the top, next to the "Service name:" heading:
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To find the name of your service go to Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services, and locate the service in the right hand pane. Double-click your desired service to bring up its properties. The service name is given at the top, next to the "Service name:" heading:
March 14, 2005, at 10:20 PM
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To stop the service, in the pre-backup script, type:
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To stop a service, in the pre or post-backup script, type:
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To start the service, in the post-backup script, type:
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To start a service, in the pre or post-backup script, type:
March 14, 2005, at 10:19 PM
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BackupAssist allows you to write scripts that enable
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BackupAssist allows you to write scripts that enable you to start and stop windows services before and after your scheduled backup jobs.
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In the Advanced tab of BackupAssist, you will see the facility to run command line scripts before and after the backup. This is where you can enter in the commands to stop and start the service.
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In the Advanced tab of BackupAssist, you will see the facility to run command line scripts before and after the backup job. This is where you can enter in the commands to stop and start windows services.
March 14, 2005, at 10:18 PM
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Describe StartingAndStoppingWindowsServices here.
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