Hi Mahis, Some SAS services have dependencies, so it’s important to follow the recommended order for stopping and starting them. You can find the detailed instructions here: Stopping and Starting SAS Services. Please note that these services might be distributed across multiple servers. If a service has gone down, you should stop any dependent services and then start the services again in the recommended order. On UNIX, you can use the sas.servers script, which automatically starts the services in the correct order on each server: Using the sas.servers Script On Windows, you can use Windows Services to stop and start the SAS services. However, not all service dependencies are automatically configured, so you must manually follow the recommended start-up order and check for dependencies. Alternatively, you can create a batch script using net commands, similar to the sas.servers script: Creating a Batch Script for SAS Services Some SAS services can take some time to start, so to ensure each service is fully operational before proceeding to the next, check its log file for confirmation.
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