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Disabling the W3SVC service

Hello, can anyone give any good information on how to create a script (I have not created a script via KACE before) to disable W3SVC service on all workstation machines.

Thanks


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  • Okay so you are showing me how to stop it but I want to change the service from auto starting. I was able to do some thing similar with sc config W3SVC start= disabled but I have not seen a positive result yet. - mmeyer@vu.com 11 years ago

Answers (2)

Answer Summary:
Posted by: SMal.tmcc 11 years ago
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Create a kscript and deploy againt a label for that service.  You can create a label for the machines you want based on the service.


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  • I have found the code to disable the service after a reboot. Anyone know a good tutorial to make a k script. I need to deploy: sc config W3SVC start= disabled - mmeyer@vu.com 11 years ago
    • use above task layout and for file use sc.exe, for parameters use config W3SVC start= disabled - SMal.tmcc 11 years ago
Posted by: rileyz 11 years ago
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BOOM!

http://www.itninja.com/question/script-to-start-a-service-on-multiple-pc-s

 

I dont know KACE, but I reckon you can figure that part out (:


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  • Thanks everyone. I have my script setup to kill the service and disable it. Test and rolling. Thank you - mmeyer@vu.com 11 years ago
  • Shouldn't this be part of your build? - anonymous_9363 11 years ago
  • Yep, for now I am going top use this similar scripting to as post op script to disable the service. I usually review and update our audit image every other month to install new items and updates. At that time I will make the change to the system image and move forward from there. - mmeyer@vu.com 11 years ago
 
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