Unfortunately, one property administrators find important for
managing services is not included in the results of Get-Service : the service start type. This information
is available only via the Windows Services application or the Registry.
The rest of the services cmdlets are straightforward and almost self - explanatory as shown in the
following table.
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Cmdlet Description
Get-Service Use to list service properties and current status.
Set-Service Use to set the startup type for a service to one of three values using the
StartupType parameter: Automatic, Manual, and Disabled.
Start-Service Use to start a service that is currently stopped.
Stop-Service Use to stop a service that is currently running.
Restart-Service Use to stop and then automatically start a service that is currently running.
Suspend-Service Use to pause a currently running service.
Resume-Service Use to resume a service that is currently paused.
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Working with Windows Registry
There is probably no such thing as an Exchange administrator who can say he has never had to access
the Registry on an Exchange server to confirm or change a Registry setting. The Registry is a hierarchical
database used to store configuration information for users, applications, and hardware devices.
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