SRVNAME Define service name and control interaction with SrvMonitor |
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This command defines the service name of the current FileLink session so that it can be identified when SrvMonitor (a Windows desktop tray applet) is started. This command is provided as an alternative to the -t command line switch.
SrvMonitor is a separate utility that permits running FileLink session(s) to be monitored by any user when FileLink has been launched as an NT service or when it is otherwise running hidden in the background. See Monitoring a FileLink Service for more information.
If FileLink has been installed as a NT service by SrvInstaller, then use of this command is not necessary unless you wish to disable monitoring via the /off option. When launched by SrvInstaller, the identification string used by SrvMonitor is set to the service name specified when the service is created.
The following command defines a service name and enables FileLink interaction with SrvMonitor. The name specified will appear in SrvMonitor windows and/or menus to identify this instance of FileLink.
SRVNAME "MyFileLink"
The following command defines a service name and automatically launches SrvMonitor. This option is not allowed if FileLink is running as an NT service.
SRVNAME "MyFileLink" /launch
The following command disables FileLink interaction with SrvMonitor. Interaction may be restored by (re)issuing the previous command.
SRVNAME /off
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