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• Start the JobScheduler Master:
  • Start-Master -Service
  • Starts the Windows service of a JobScheduler Master
• Start the JobScheduler Master in paused mode:
  • Start-Master -Service -Pause
  • The Windows service is started and is immediately paused to prevent any tasks from starting.
• Restart the JobScheduler Master:
  • Restart-Master -Timeout 120
  • Restarts the Master having left any running tasks up to 120 seconds to complete.
• Stop the JobScheduler Master immediately:
  • Stop-Master -Action kill
  • This will kill all running tasks immediately and terminate the JobScheduler Master.
• Stop the JobScheduler Master cluster:
  • Stop-Master -Cluster -Action abort
• Install the JobScheduler Master Windows service:
  • Install-Service -Start -PauseAfterFailure
  • Installs and starts the Windows service. Should a previous JobScheduler run have been terminated with failure then the JobScheduler Master will switch to paused mode.
  • This allows e.g. to check for enqueued tasks before starting operations.
  • A previously installed Windows service with the same name will be removed.
• Install the JobScheduler Master Windows service for a specific account:
  • Install-Service -Start -UseCredentials
  • This will install the Windows service and ask for the name of the account and password that the service is operated for. The account name typically includes the domain and user, e.g. .\some_user for some_user in the current domain.
• Remove the JobScheduler Master Windows service:
  • Remove-Service
  • This will remove the Windows service. Should any tasks be running with the JobScheduler Master then the removal will be delayed. 
  • Consider to use Stop-Master -Action abort if immediate removal of the Windows service is required.

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PowerShell CLI in Detail

• For typical areas of operation see PowerShell CLI - Use Cases
• Full list of JobScheduler cmdlets: PowerShell CLI - Cmdlets
• See the below list of aliases for JobScheduler cmdlets.

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