Installing RTserver (64-bit) as a Windows NT service.

Installing RTserver (64-bit) as a Windows NT service.

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Article ID: KB0088779

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Some situations require RTserver to start automatically as a Windows Service. During the initial TIBCO SmartSockets installation, the installer will prompt you to choose whether to install RTserver as a Windows Service. If selected, the installer automatically attempts to register the 32-bit version of RTserver.

Registering the 64-bit version of RTserver from the installer is not an option. It must be done manually from the command line by the end user. Once SmartSockets is installed, you can use the following commands listed under “Resolution” to change the settings of RTserver as a Windows Service.

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TIBCO SmartSockets
Windows  x64

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To register the 64-bit version of RTserver as a Windows Service, use the following:

Syntax :

&ltDaemon>  -&ltaction>  -&ltstartup type>

Commands:

"rtserver64 -install -autostart"  - This registers "rtserver64" as a Windows Service with startup type as "Automatic".

"rtserver64 -install -demandstart"  - This registers "rtserver64" as a Windows Service with startup type as "Manual".

References:
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TIBCO SmartSockets Utilities  Chapter 11 -&gtShell Scripts
TIBCO SmartSockets Installation Guide Chapter 4-> Installing on Windows

Issue/Introduction

Installing RTserver (64-bit) as a Windows NT service.