You use Service Manager to control Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007 services. In Service Manager, you can view the status of any Configuration Manager 2007 services or threads (referred to collectively as Configuration Manager 2007 components) that are running on any site system. Components are managed the same way you manage services in Windows; you can start, stop, pause, resume, or query Configuration Manager 2007 components.
Services run as soon as there is something for them to do (typically, when a configuration file is written to a component's inbox).
In This Section
About ConfigMgr Service Manager Actions
About Configuration Manager Components
How to Clear All Status Values
How to Open ConfigMgr Service Manager
See Also
Tasks
How to Open ConfigMgr Service ManagerHow to Disconnect a Site
How to Select All Components
How to Query a Component
How to Stop a Component
How to Start a Component
How to Pause a Component
How to Resume a Component
How to Enable Logging for a Component
Concepts
How to Connect to a SiteHow to Clear All Status Values
About ConfigMgr Service Manager Actions