Creating new BAT file script to stop, restart and disable S I agent

We have just installed BOXI3 and are in the process of updating some bat files for stopping, restarting and failover (to our backup servers)and disable services on the Central Configuration Manager.   In my old scripts we called each service Examples (
sc
servername.net config "bobjspcengine" start= disabled
sc
servername.net config "BOBJWebiServer" start= disabled)
I have a few questions
1. Server Intelligence Agent... Where would I find it's name   like the BOBJWebiServer example?
2. If my bat file stops this agent does that automatically stop the CMS, Webi, Report services?
3. This is for our support team in order to easliy stop Tomcat and other services for failing over to our DR sites and backups since the script automatically stops, starts, restarts disables and enable services..., is this the best approach?   We put these bat files out on the servers and all they do is click on them to start the failover process.

Try using
Process Monitor for looking the key.
For example, you may set the required value through the group policy and see what windows registry keys are changed.

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java.awt.event.*
java.io.*
java.net.*
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java Main (or jview Main)
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The fact that you're able to find this video would also mean you're thinking like him in that the file is really called Notepad document LOL
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Now, let's see the content of both links:
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Daniel
Best regards
Daniel

Hi Daniel,
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Hi there, hope someone can help me.
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>
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javadoc again
PrintWriter
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Parameters:
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