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Anil_Solakoglu
Article Id 287788
Description This article describes how to stop/start EMS services without rebooting the operating system with v7.0.x and v7.2.x.
Scope EMS, Services.
Solution

It is possible to check the running services status via PowerShell:


Get-Service

 

To stop EMS services via 7.2.x, to follow this order in the CLI:

 

Note: 'Stop-Service -Name "SERVICE-NAME"' can be used in PowerShell.

 

sc stop FCEMS_Monitor
sc stop FCEMS_ADCONNECTOR
sc stop FCEMS_ADDAEMON
sc stop FCEMS_ADEVTSRV
sc stop FCEMS_ADTASK
sc stop FCEMS_Apache
sc stop FCEMS_ChromebookServer
sc stop FCEMS_Das
sc stop FCEMS_Deploy
sc stop FCEMS_ECSOCKSRV
sc stop FCEMS_KA
sc stop FCEMS_MDMPROXY
sc stop FCEMS_Notify
sc stop FCEMS_PROBE
sc stop FCEMS_REG
sc stop FCEMS_SCEP
sc stop FCEMS_Server
sc stop FCEMS_TAG
sc stop FCEMS_TASK
sc stop FCEMS_Update

 

To Restart EMS services, it is only necessary to run Monitor. It will start every service automatically through the CLI.

 

In the CLI:

 

sc start FCEMS_Monitor

 

Or in PowerShell:

 

Start-Service -Name "FCEMS_Monitor"

 

To stop EMS services in 7.0.x, follow this order in the CLI.

 

Note: 'Stop-Service -Name "SERVICE-NAME"' can be used in PowerShell.

 

sc stop FCEMS_Monitor
sc stop FCEMS_Server
sc stop FCEMS_ActiveDirectory
sc stop FCEMS_Apache
sc stop FCEMS_Das
sc stop FCEMS_Deploy
sc stop FCEMS_ChromebookServer
sc stop FCEMS_Notify
sc stop FCEMS_Update

 

To Restart EMS services, it is only necessary to run Monitor. It will start every service automatically through the CLI.

 

In the CLI:

 

sc start FCEMS_Monitor

 

Or in PowerShell:

 

Start-Service -Name "FCEMS_Monitor"