Stopping/Starting Portal via BAT file on Windows

In our landscape we have the ABAP and JAVA stack installed on separate servers for security reason. We are trying to implement windows updates via SUS and need to automate the stopping and starting of SAP. The bat file that was created works when stopping and starting the ABAP portion of SAP but on the Portal server it will take it down but when trying to start Portal, the J2ee Server will not start, but when I use the SAP MMC all servers starts up without any problem. Below is the start up bat file, any assistance will be greatly appreciated:
REM start of script
PATH=%path%;G:\usr\sap\QBE\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64
SET ORACLE_SID=QBE
SET SAPDATA_HOME=K:\ORACLE\QBE
REM
REM
REM ***** starting Oracle Services *****
REM
net start OracleQBE102TNSListener
net start OracleServiceQBE
net start OracleQBE102iSQL*Plus
REM
REM ***** starting SAP services *****
REM
net start SAPOsCol
net start SAPQBE_00
net start SAPQBE_01
REM
REM ***** starting SAP Instances ******
REM
G:\usr\sap\QBE\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64\startsap.exe name=QBE nr=00 SAPDIAGHOST=SAPEPQA
G:\usr\sap\QBE\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64\startsap.exe name=QBE nr=01 SAPDIAGHOST=SAPEPQA
REM
REM end of script

I looked up some training material and in TADM10 - Unit4 - Starting and Stopping a SAP NetWeaver AS Java.. the following is stated:
Under Windows, the SAP system can also be started and stopped without a GUI by
calling a command by means of the executable files startsap.exe and stopsap.exe. This
can be done using a simple telnet access.
To start an instance of the SAP system, open a telnet connection and enter the
following command: startsap name=<SID> nr=<instance nr.>
SAPDIAHOST=<hostname>
To stop an instance of the SAP system, open a telnet connection and enter the
following command: stopsap name=<SID> nr=<instance nr.>
SAPDIAHOST=<hostname>
For the SAPDIAHOST parameter, enter the name of the host on which the instance is
to be started.
So the script is correct, its all according to SAP advice... very strange

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