Asp.Net State Service Batch File
Dear experts-exchange,
I would like to know how to create a batch file for the ASP.NET State Service, since I don’t want to login to a remote server, to go the administrative tools, services and later re-start the asp.net state service all the time . That’s a long way to navigate to another server. I want to have a shortcut batch file in my local pc, so if ASP.net State Service stops, I just click the shortcut and the asp.net state service will re-start without go to another server. Your assistance and help is appreciated.
Sample batch file like this:
Path remote server ?
net stop "ASP.NET State Service"
net start "ASP.NET State Service"
sc config ????? start= auto
Thanks.
I would like to know how to create a batch file for the ASP.NET State Service, since I don’t want to login to a remote server, to go the administrative tools, services and later re-start the asp.net state service all the time . That’s a long way to navigate to another server. I want to have a shortcut batch file in my local pc, so if ASP.net State Service stops, I just click the shortcut and the asp.net state service will re-start without go to another server. Your assistance and help is appreciated.
Sample batch file like this:
Path remote server ?
net stop "ASP.NET State Service"
net start "ASP.NET State Service"
sc config ????? start= auto
Thanks.
Ted Bouskill
You need to use PowerShell. It's free from Microsoft and built into Windows 2008 or Windows 7 but has to be installed in older operating systems. Search the web for PowerShell script sites. There are LOTS
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then goto your desktop and create shortcut file.
in the path add the following:
C:\Windows\System32\cscrip
in the path add the following:
C:\Windows\System32\cscrip
shortcut properties...
shortcut.jpg
shortcut.jpg
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Thanks sedgwick for the script and shortcut properties, but where I will insert your script? Do I need to create a new vb.net file?
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tedbilly,
Thanks for your comment. I am familiar with PowerShel, but I don't use the PowerShell very much. I'll check for the PowerShell scripts. Thanks.
Thanks for your comment. I am familiar with PowerShel, but I don't use the PowerShell very much. I'll check for the PowerShell scripts. Thanks.
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sedgwick:
Sorry I didn't reply you sooner, but I can tell you I create vbs script file using notepad and save the file as remote_proc.vbs on c:\vbs folder and later I created a new shortcut. Your script and RemoteRestart Properties worked really well. After created the shortcut on the desktop I clicked it from my machine with good results, so I don't need to login to another server to restart the asp.net service. Thanks for your help. I appreciated it and you will get 500 points.
slb2008
Sorry I didn't reply you sooner, but I can tell you I create vbs script file using notepad and save the file as remote_proc.vbs on c:\vbs folder and later I created a new shortcut. Your script and RemoteRestart Properties worked really well. After created the shortcut on the desktop I clicked it from my machine with good results, so I don't need to login to another server to restart the asp.net service. Thanks for your help. I appreciated it and you will get 500 points.
slb2008