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that wont work if am not at the server to be notified . I need to know when it stops and I need to restarted automatically &nbsp;and get notified wether it did or not
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that wont work if am not at the server to be notified . I need to know when it stops and I need to restarted automatically  and get notified wether it did or not

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ok I see what you mean thank you
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I have a need for a powershell script that monitors a process for example if I wanted to moinitor the sprint spooler service on a server I like to run a PS script as a task on the server that will check when the spooler stops working , then send me an email that it stopped , then try to restart the service if it failed to restart the service to let me know via email or if it succeeded to restart to let me know it successfully did so. if those options fail I would like the script to restart the server after 10 min. and let me know that the server was restarted. IS that possible?
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I have a need for a powershell script that monitors a process for example if I wanted to moinitor the sprint spooler service on a server I like to run a PS script as a task on the server that will check when the spooler stops working , then send me an email that it stopped , then try to restart the service if it failed to restart the service to let me know via email or if it succeeded to restart to let me know it successfully did so. if those options fail I would like the script to restart the server after 10 min. and let me know that the server was restarted. IS that possible?

Ability to monitor a process

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