This section focuses on some common administrative tasks that are performed locally or remotely from a command prompt. The commands in this post concern following section:  

·         Services and process and performance

In the next steps will speaking about other administrative below:  

·         Event logs

·         Disk and file system

·         Hardware

·         Remote administration

Now we begin with how to list running services:

• List the running services.

At a command prompt, type either of the following:

              sc query net start

• Start a services

At a command prompt, type either of the following:

              sc start <service name> net start <service name>

• Stop a service

At a command prompt, type either of the following:

              sc stop <service name> net stop <service name>

• Retrieve a list of running applications and associated processes.

At a command prompt, type:

              tasklist

• Stop a process forcibly.

      Use the tasklist command to retrieve the process ID (PID).

      At a command prompt, type:

              taskkill /PID <process ID>

• Start Task Manager.

At a command prompt, type:

              taskmgr

To manage the performance counters and logging with commands such as typeperf, logman, relog, tracerprt

See the following link.

http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=84872