How can I use FreeSwitch as a Win32 service?
To install as a win32 service use “freeswitch -install” and “freeswitch -uninstall” for removing. Currently, the service is installed under the user “Network Service”, which may not have adequate permission to actually run FreeSWITCH. If this is the case, you can change the user by double-clicking on the service, going to the “Log On” tab and changing it to a more appropriate user such as “Local System account” or one that you created. You can start the service from command line with “net start freeswitch” and stop with “net stop freeswitch”. If the service created by “freeswitch -install” fails to start then try the following as an alternative. http://sw4me.com/wiki/Winserv Download winserv and move it to so that the path looks like: “C:\Program Files\winserv”. To install the service run the following from the command prompt. “C:\Program Files\winserv\winserv.exe” install FreeSWITCH “C:\Program Files\FreeSWITCH\FreeSwitch.
To install as a win32 service use “freeswitch -install” and “freeswitch -uninstall” for removing. Currently, the service is installed under the user “Network Service”, which may not have adequate permission to actually run FreeSWITCH. If this is the case, you can change the user by double-clicking on the service, going to the “Log On” tab and changing it to a more appropriate user such as “Local System account” or one that you created. You can start the service from command line with “net start freeswitch” and stop with “net stop freeswitch”. If the service created by “freeswitch -install” fails to start then try the following as an alternative. http://sw4me.com/wiki/Winserv Download winserv and move it to so that the path looks like: “C:\Program Files\winserv”. To install the service run the following from the command prompt.
