Biztalk SCOM 2007 R2 Automatically starting receive locations that are shut down

Need steps to turn on receive locations automatically that are down. Could you please guide me to implement the script to do it. I am new to SCOM. Appreciate your help.

Hi,
When a port is disabled, an event 'xxx port is shutting down' is written to the event log, Then you can utilize SCOM to watch for the event, then write a script to restart it.
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