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Install a Cortex XSOAR Engine
Run the Engine as a Service on Windows
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Cortex XSOAR Administrator’s Guide
Run the Engine as a Service on Windows
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Run the Engine as a Service on Windows
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You can run the engine as a service on Windows machines. In this procedure we use
NSSM
, which is a free utility that manages background services and processes.
You can configure the
Run Registry Keys
instead of using the NSSM utility.
Before you begin,
install the engine using the zip file
on the required machine.
Download the latest NSSM zip file by going to
http://nssm.cc/download
.
Unzip the file and move the contents to the same directory where you installed the engine.
Open a command prompt as an administrator and type the following command:
.\nssm.exe install d1engine
Ensure that the
nssm
exe file is in the same directory as the engine you want to run.
The NSSM service installer appears.
In the
Application Path
, browse to the engine file.
The engine file is called
d1_windows_amd64.exe
. The
Startup directory
is automatically populated (where the .conf and .log files are located).
Click
Install service
.
A message appears confirming that service was installed.
Start the service, by typing the following command:
.\nssm.exe start d1engine
Confirmation appears that the engine started successfully.
(
Optional
) Go to the
Task Manager
and check that the service is running.
(
Optional
) To stop the service, type the following command:
.\nssm.exe stop d1engine
(
Optional
) To remove the service, type the following command:
.\nssm.exe remove d1engine confirm
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