How to write a script so that it waits for the service to stop?

Question

PowerShell

There is a server on which a service sometimes hangs, but with its restart, you have to restart a number of services in a certain sequence. I decided to write a .bat script like this:
Net stop "CSTA Mux"
Net stop "TapiSrv"
Net stop "ProstieZvonkiPanasonicService"
Net stop "TAPIZWE"
Net start "CSTA Mux"
Net start "TapiSrv"
Net start "ProstieZvonkiPanasonicService"
Net start "TAPIZWE "

But the problem is that script execution does not wait for the service to stop or start, but executes a trace. line due to which ProstieZvonkiPanasonicService does not have time to stop and is already receiving a Start command. As a result, it does not work correctly.

How can I write a script to trace. the action was performed only upon successful completion of the previous one?

Options with time and inserting a pause of 10 seconds will not help, because sometimes "ProstieZvonkiPanasonicService" stops in 10 seconds, and sometimes in 120 seconds.

Answer 1

Use powershell cmdlets. They are waiting.

The PowerShell cmdlets Stop-Service and Start-Service will wait until the services are fully stopped and started respectively.

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