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To help track disk space on a cluster, here’s a simple batch script that works on Windows. It accepts a list of hostnames, and outputs the size and free space on each server to a log file.
Following a system restart, an overnight shutdown or a system update, some Windows services don’t always come up successfully. This script runs via Windows Task Scheduler and accepts one or more service names.
If the service isn’t running, it attempts to start it – and produces a log file to capture the incident.
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