I created a service in VB.NET and wanted to use the "sc" program to install it. (I needed to package it so that someone else in my organization could perform the actual install.)
I wanted the "Recovery" options to look as follows:
This is the command I initially attempted (after the actual install):
sc failure MyServiceName reset= 86400 actions= restart/15000/restart/30000
But then looking at the service in the GUI, "Subsequent Failures" was also set to restart. I looked on SO and couldn't find anything specific. I eventually figured it out, and I am posting this here in case anyone else is looking for the same "quick" answer I was. And of course, if anyone has anything to contribute, I would love to read it.
I eventually figured out to run the command like this:
sc failure MyServiceName reset= 86400 actions= restart/15000/restart/30000//1000
Once I did this, and re-openned the service properties GUI, "Take no action" was shown as I wanted it to be.
After I started writing the question, I did finally find this SO question: https://stackoverflow.com/a/12631379/1812688
Although, it wasn't in direct response to the question
To expand on this answer, the sc command is stupidly finnicky, and you need to do a couple things:
reset= <number>
, etcsc failure EraAgentSvc reset= 86400 actions= //
sc failure EraAgentSvc reset= 86400 actions= ////
sc failure EraAgentSvc reset= 86400 actions= //////
and those commands will end up with the result from 'sc qfailure':
C:\Users\Administrator>sc qfailure EraAgentSvc
[SC] QueryServiceConfig2 SUCCESSSERVICE_NAME: EraAgentSvc
RESET_PERIOD (in seconds) : 86400
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