Needed  Message ID for Weblogic SHUTDOWN Status

Hi
We have our OBIEE11g Platform running in Windows platform.
We have the Weblogic Admin & Managed Services as windows Services
My Agenda is to monitor the the Weblogic Admin/managed services startup/stop based on messageID.
Successfully enabled the WL Diagnostics Module(watch/notification) to trigger an email for the Message ID <BEA-000360> "<Server started in RUNNING mode>" ,
but i could not able to find the relevant Message_ID for the SHUTDOWN status or Stopping mode, please let me know what would be the appropriate similar to the above ?
Will this "<BEA-000396> <Server shutdown has been requested by weblogic> can act as the correct messageID for shutdown?
Thanks

Hi
I reckon a good monitoring would be BEA-000365, then you would be aware of any server's status changes.
Cheers,
Vlad
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