You can??™t issue this command for a stopped service;
use the start command instead.
stop Stops the requested service. Stopping the service differs from pausing it. When you stop
a service, the service returns all resources to the operating system and removes itself from memory.
Pausing the service lets it maintain status information and the service remains in memory.
config Changes the service configuration. You must specify these changes using the options
in the following list. Make sure you include the space between the equals sign (=) and the value.
type={own | share | interact | kernel | filesys | rec | adapt} Defines the
service type. Change this setting only if the vendor requests that you do so.
start={boot | system | auto | demand | disabled} Defines the method the system
uses to start the service. The auto option always starts the service when the system
starts, while the disabled option prevents the service from ever starting.
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error={normal | severe | critical | ignore} Defines the method used to report
service errors in the event log. Using the ignore option means that the system never reports
errors for the service.
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