Batch script to start the service in a gap of 10 min

set /P "user=Domain\Username? "
set /P "pass=Password? "
wmic /node:%host1% /user:%user% /password:%pass% service where 'name="%service%"' call startservice

<NUL set /P "=Password? "
set "psCommand=powershell -command "$p=read-host -AsSecureString;^
$m=[System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal];$m::PtrToStringAuto($m::SecureStringToBSTR($p))""
for /f "usebackq delims=" %%p in (`%psCommand%`) do set "pass=%%p"

@echo off
setlocal
set timeout=600
set "service=swiftalm"
set "host1=Server_IP1"
set "host2=Server_IP2"
set "host3=Server_IP3"
set "host4=Server_IP4"

for /f "tokens=2 delims==" %%I in ('set host') do (

    echo ******Starting the Digite service on %%~I*****.
    sc "\\%%~I" start %service%

    if not "%%~I"=="%host4%" timeout /t %timeout% /nobreak
)

@if (@CodeSection == @Batch) @Then

:: begin batch portion

@echo off
setlocal
set "service=swiftalm"
set "host1=Server_IP1"
set "host2=Server_IP2"
set "host3=Server_IP3"
set "host4=Server_IP4"
set /a timeout=600, loop = 1

:loop
echo;
:: start first task immediately
if %loop% equ 1 (
    echo ******Starting the Digite service on host%loop%******
    sc "\\%host1%" start %service%
    set /a loop += 1
    goto loop
)
:: else schedule for later remotely

:: use JScript because cmd is horrible at date math.
:: JScript passes stDate=date and stTime=time back to batch.
for /f "delims=" %%I in ('cscript /nologo /e:Jscript "%~f0" %timeout% %loop%') do (
    set "%%I"
)

echo ******Scheduling the Digite service to start on host%loop%******
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
schtasks /create /tn "Start %service%" /tr "cmd /c sc start %service%" /sc once /sd %stDate% /st %stTime% /s !host%loop%! /z
endlocal

:: If more hosts in the list, increment loop counter and go back
set /a loop += 1
if defined host%loop% goto loop

:: Runtime complete.
echo All tasks complete.  Press any key to exit.
>NUL pause
goto :EOF

@end
// end batch / begin JScript hybrid code

var seconds = WSH.Arguments(0) * WSH.Arguments(1) - WSH.Arguments(0),

future = new Date(new Date().getTime() + seconds * 1000),

z = function(num) { return num < 10 ? '0' + num : num },

MM = z(future.getMonth() + 1),
DD = z(future.getDate()),
YYYY = z(future.getFullYear()),

oSH = WSH.CreateObject('wscript.shell'),
localeDateFormat = oSH.RegRead('HKCU\\Control Panel\\International\\iDate'),
localeDateSeparator = oSH.RegRead('HKCU\\Control Panel\\International\\sDate'),
localeTimeSeparator = oSH.RegRead('HKCU\\Control Panel\\International\\sTime'),

/* note: the iDate registry value can contain the following values:
VALUE   MEANING
0       mm/dd/yy
1       dd/mm/yy
2       yy/mm/dd
*/

strDate = [

    [MM,DD,YYYY],
    [DD,MM,YYYY],
    [YYYY,MM,DD]

][localeDateFormat].join(localeDateSeparator),

strTime = z(future.getHours()) + localeTimeSeparator + z(future.getMinutes());

// feed calculated "stDate=date \n stTime=time" string back to batch
WSH.Echo('stDate=' + strDate + '\nstTime=' + strTime);

@echo off
setlocal
set "service=swiftalm"
set "host1=Server_IP1"
set "host2=Server_IP2"
set "host3=Server_IP3"
set "host4=Server_IP4"
set /a timeout=600, loop = 1

:loop
echo;
:: start first task immediately
if %loop% equ 1 (
    echo ******Starting the Digite service on host%loop%******
    sc "\\%host1%" start %service%
    set /a loop += 1
    goto loop
)
:: else schedule for later remotely

:: use PowerShell because cmd is horrible at date math.
set /a i = timeout * loop - timeout
for /f "tokens=1*" %%I in ('powershell -command "(Get-Date).AddSeconds(%i%) -f 'HH:mm'"') do (
    set "d=%%I"
    set "t=%%J"
)

echo ******Scheduling the Digite service to start on host%loop%******
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
schtasks /create /tn "Start %service%" /tr "cmd /c sc start %service%" /sc once /sd %d% /st %t% /s !host%loop%! /z
endlocal

:: If more hosts in the list, increment loop counter and go back
set /a loop += 1
if defined host%loop% goto loop

:: Runtime complete.
echo All tasks complete.  Press any key to exit.
>NUL pause
goto :EOF