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* ''-v'' enables verbose output | * ''-v'' enables verbose output | ||
* ''-t target'' instructs ntsetup to connect to ''target'' machine's service control manager. The default is the local host. | * ''-t target'' instructs ntsetup to connect to ''target'' machine's service control manager. The default is the local host. | ||
| + | * ''-list'' list installed/configured services. | ||
| + | * ''-create'' create the Cartographer service entry and configure it for automatic startup. | ||
| + | * ''-delete'' delete the Cartographer service entry from the list. | ||
| + | * ''-status'' verify the Cartographer service and display any warnings or incorrect settings. | ||
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| + | To install the Cartographer service after initial download, execute the following command: | ||
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| + | <pre> | ||
| + | .\ntsetup.exe -v -create | ||
| + | .\ntsetup.exe -v -status | ||
| + | </pre> | ||
= Dependencies = | = Dependencies = | ||
= See Also = | = See Also = | ||
Revision as of 12:10, 10 November 2008
ntsetup is a win32 console application that installs/configures the Cartographer agent to run as a Windows service. It does so by connecting to the underlying system's service control manager to manipulate the list of Windows services (daemons).
Usage
ntsetup.exe [-h] [-v] [-t target] -[list|create|delete|status]
Arguments and Options:
- -h displays help and usage information
- -v enables verbose output
- -t target instructs ntsetup to connect to target machine's service control manager. The default is the local host.
- -list list installed/configured services.
- -create create the Cartographer service entry and configure it for automatic startup.
- -delete delete the Cartographer service entry from the list.
- -status verify the Cartographer service and display any warnings or incorrect settings.
To install the Cartographer service after initial download, execute the following command:
.\ntsetup.exe -v -create .\ntsetup.exe -v -status
