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If a service is currently out of order you can ignore the state of a service (e.g. assume all operations on that service are successful):
ignore -m "motivation why you need to ignore this service (your name)"<service_uri> [<service_uri> ...]
Example: ignore all nagios checks, since the nagios server is down.
ignore -m "nagios server is down (michael)" service://*/nagios
To unignore services use:
unignore <service_rui> [<service_uri> ...]
To start a service, regarding its dependencies, use:
start <service_uri> [<service_uri> ...]
Example: start all services.
start service://*
To stop a service and all services depending on the service:
stop <service_uri> [<service_uri> ...]
Attention
When stopping a service all services depending on this service will be stopped as well. But starting the service will not start the service depending on the service again.