I'm running Seti CLI, SetiSpy and SetiDriver on my Windows Server 2000 / ISA
Server firewall server here at home, with an APC UPS.  The UPS service is
set up to shut down the server after running on batteries for 3 minutes.
I've encountered some corruption problems after a UPS shutdown, and I'd like
to eliminate SETI as a possibility.

What I would like to know is, can the Seti CLI or SetiSpy be shut down from
the command line gracefully, so it can be incorporated into a script that is
run when the UPS goes on batteries?  I've checked the user guides on SetiSpy
and didn't find any stop command, and searching the web/groups didn't turn
up anything.  SetiSpy does have a Stop button that I've used to stop
processing while updating or rebooting the server manually.  While it might
be possible to come up with a script to find the process ID that Seti is
running under and kill it, I'm looking for something a bit less drastic.

Any thoughts or ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks,
Bob.