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Determinar la hora de inicio de un servicio de Windows con PowerShell
Get-WmiObject -ClassName Win32_Service -PipelineVariable Servicio | %{ Get-Process -Id $_.ProcessId | Select-Object -Property @{label='NameService';expression={$Servicio.Name}},StartTime,@{label='NameProcess';expression={$_.Name}} | Format-Custom }
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PowerShell- Monitoring Multiple Services On Multiple Servers Using WMI Class -Win32_Service
PowerShell- Monitoring Multiple Services On Multiple Servers Using WMI Class -Win32_Service
The requirement is to check only those services where startup mode set to Auto and services that stopped. In my previous post have used Get-Service cmdlet which do not bind any such information hence I’m querying Win32_Service. This class has StartMode and State attributes. Function Get-ServiceStatusReport { param( …
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