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How to check a windows server status with () in the service name

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    Andy Dennis
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    Hello

    I have a windows service which is called Lotus Domino Server (DLotusDominodata). I can't seem to monitor this as a service but I can monitor services without () (ie System.ServiceState("Alerter")) .

    Is there anyway to get around this ?

    Thanks

    Andy

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi!

      Are you sure that it's service name and not display name? Also, do you use quotes, like System.ServiceState("Lotus Domino Server (DLotusDominodata)") ?

      Best regards,
      Victor

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        Goriem
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        Hi

        I realise that this is an old thread, but i have just stumbled upon the same issue, i want to monitor an lotus domino server, and the service name (not display name) contains ( ) and there fore i cannnot get a service state and encapsulation the service name with "" doesn't help any ideas?

        Regards

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          Goriem
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          argh - sorry i had the "" at the wrong place, this offcource : System.ServiceState("Lotus Domino Server (ProgramFilesLotusDominodata)") works just fine..

          sorry

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