Script to start/stop all manager sever/Admin server

Hi Gurus,
I am new bee to weblogic and learning it on daily basic.
I have a scenario and would like to see if this is possible.
We have one server and have couple of applications are running like SOA,OSB, OSR etc. During any downtime, we have to shut down each Admin Server, Manage server one by one and take up. This take time and effort too.
Do we have some options through which we can configure all start/stop script in one file and do this work with few clicks. server shout down should be clean and take care of node manager recycle also.
Could you please advise me on this or pls point me towards some already documented solution. I goggled this but did not find.

Thanks radoui for your response.
I see this approach as the default one.. Could you please advice me whats the correct sequence of shutting down the servers including node manager and starting back.
Like I have SOA installed.
So First I have to take down SOA managed server followed by Admin server and then node manager ..? Let me know if this is not correct.
I still have doubt on this approach as if, managed server failed to stop and means while script will take down admin server and so on..

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