Team Lead Cloud Services

Jakob Digranes

arnold

System Engineer

sam15

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I would configure this per server.<br />
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Essentially have a text file in c: or whatever, then run a batch on startup.<br />
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If file exists netstart servicename.<br />
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This will allow you to set services to manual and they will only start if you want them to.
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I would configure this per server.

Essentially have a text file in c: or whatever, then run a batch on startup.

If file exists netstart servicename.

This will allow you to set services to manual and they will only start if you want them to.

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I assume startup will have to me either manual or automatic meaning "do not start on reboot" or "Start automatic on reboot".<br><br>There is no way to do this with basic windows configuration?<br><br>if service is running<br>restart it on reboot<br>else <br>do not restart it on reboot<br>end<br><br>
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I assume startup will have to me either manual or automatic meaning "do not start on reboot" or "Start automatic on reboot".

There is no way to do this with basic windows configuration?

if service is running
restart it on reboot
else
do not restart it on reboot
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As Seth pointed out. Both are controlled by a services.msc <br />
You can change each service to manual from automatic/automatic delayed start.<br />
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You might be in search of a solution without a problem.<br />
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Servers commonly are expected to be operational on restart..<br />
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The change you are considering would &nbsp;require additional intervention &nbsp;to get it running.<br />
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Potentially, if you were to cluster the two hosta as a failover cluster, the web service and tomcat could be part of the cluster eesources.<br />
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Only the active node will have these services running only.
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As Seth pointed out. Both are controlled by a services.msc
You can change each service to manual from automatic/automatic delayed start.

You might be in search of a solution without a problem.

Servers commonly are expected to be operational on restart..

The change you are considering would  require additional intervention  to get it running.

Potentially, if you were to cluster the two hosta as a failover cluster, the web service and tomcat could be part of the cluster eesources.

Only the active node will have these services running only.

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<p><br id="isPasted">I have a two windows 2016 servers with two application servers using IIS and tomcat web servers running.<br><br>After I shut them down, if the machine is rebooted they come back up.<br><br>How can I shut them down with restarting with reboot? Is this some auto-startup change?<br><br>Also, is there a way to set them to start up on reboot if they were running or not run if they were in stopped mode before reboot?<br><br>thanks,<br><br><br></p>
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I have a two windows 2016 servers with two application servers using IIS and tomcat web servers running.
After I shut them down, if the machine is rebooted they come back up.
How can I shut them down with restarting with reboot? Is this some auto-startup change?
Also, is there a way to set them to start up on reboot if they were running or not run if they were in stopped mode before reboot?
thanks,

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