how do you shut down a dedicated server via cmd or ps

[valir]

as the name suggests i am trying to figure out how to safely shut down a dedicated server via windows cmd or powershell.
the reason:
i am currently running a dedicated server on my server at home. and i am writing a powershell script to backup the server (server database, custom block behavior file, whitelist file, server.cfg file) to a folder named the current date, however now that i am finished i want to set it up as a scheduled task, and in order to backup the server files the server has to be shutdown.
i run the server via StarMade-dedicated-server-windows.bat so it runs in a cmd window. is there a way the shut down the server through cmd or powershell commands so i can create a script to shut down the server and run it on schedule with the backup script and server script. any ideas?

 

[therimmer96]

download this http://files.star-made.org/StarNet.jar

run it with the command

java -jar starnet.jar 127.0.0.1:4242 [YOUR SUPER ADMIN PASS HERE] /shutdown 0

you must have the super user enabled on the server config.

That's the only way I'm aware of, but I don't know anything about sending commands to console windows.

 

[valir]

download this http://files.star-made.org/StarNet.jar

run it with the command

java -jar starnet.jar 127.0.0.1:4242 [YOUR SUPER ADMIN PASS HERE] /shutdown 0

you must have the super user enabled on the server config.

That's the only way I'm aware of, but I don't know anything about sending commands to console windows.

so i tried this a few times, as-is i got error messages that connection was refused, probably because its listening on one specific ip, so i changed it to that ip rather than loopback and now it just hangs, forever with no feedback. would a white list interfere with it?

 

[therimmer96]

so i tried this a few times, as-is i got error messages that connection was refused, probably because its listening on one specific ip, so i changed it to that ip rather than loopback and now it just hangs, forever with no feedback. would a white list interfere with it?

You did turn on the superadmin, an then set the password in the config right?