Hi Brotherens I need to obtain a list of service on a remote machine that have not started. I Used this code below 

$|++;
use strict;
use diagnostics;
use Win32::Service;
use vars qw/$machine %SSvcLst/;
$machine = "\\\\". $ARGV[0];
if (Win32::Service::GetServices($machine,\  %SSvcLst))
{
    print "\nObtaining list of running services\n";
    for my $item (sort ( keys ( %SSvcLst )))
    {
        print "$SSvcLst{$item} = $item\n";
        if (Win32::Service::GetStatus($machine ,$SSvcLst{$item},\  my 
+%status))
        {
            for my $item2 (keys ( %status))
            {
                print "\t\t$item2 = $status{$item2}\n";
            }    
        }
    }        
}

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and the out put that I got is: 

Obtaining list of running services
Alerter = Alerter
                CurrentState = 4
                ServiceType = 32
                CheckPoint = 0
                ServiceSpecificExitCode = 0
                WaitHint = 0
                Win32ExitCode = 0
                ControlsAccepted = 1
SeagateAgentBrowser = Backup Exec (TM) 7.0 Agent Browser
                CurrentState = 4
                ServiceType = 16
                CheckPoint = 0
                ServiceSpecificExitCode = 0
                WaitHint = 0
                Win32ExitCode = 0
                ControlsAccepted = 1
Seagate Alert Server = Backup Exec (TM) 7.0 Alert Server
                CurrentState = 4
                ServiceType = 16
                CheckPoint = 0
                ServiceSpecificExitCode = 0
                WaitHint = 0
                Win32ExitCode = 0
                ControlsAccepted = 1
Seagate Device & Media Service = Backup Exec (TM) 7.0 Device & Media S
+ervice
                CurrentState = 4
                ServiceType = 16
                CheckPoint = 0
                ServiceSpecificExitCode = 0
                WaitHint = 0
                Win32ExitCode = 0
                ControlsAccepted = 5
Seagate Job Engine = Backup Exec (TM) 7.0 Job Engine
                CurrentState = 4
                ServiceType = 16
                CheckPoint = 0
                ServiceSpecificExitCode = 0
                WaitHint = 0
                Win32ExitCode = 0
                ControlsAccepted = 5

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I assume that the current status is what I am after, however the out put is just an Integer,...can some please tell me what are those numbers equate to?

In reply to Remote NT services by blackadder

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