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| # Navigate to the folder with your MX installation.
# Install MX service (as an administrative user) using <code>CumulusMX.exe - install</code>
# MX is now set up as a service.▼
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#* To add parameters to the service when it starts automatically you will have to edit the registry
#*# Right click the Windows button at left hand edge of taskbar (often at bottom of your screen)
#*#* For example modify to ''' "C:\CumulusMX\CumulusMX.exe" -port 9000''' to add port
#*#* For example modify to ''' "C:\CumulusMX\CumulusMX.exe" -debug''' to add full debugging
# The service will stop itself if it detects that the computer is going into standby:▼
▲# MX is now set up as a service.
▲The service will stop itself if it detects that the computer is going into standby:
# In your MX release distribution, navigate to '''CumulusMX\MXutils\windows'''.
# Find file '''CreateCmxResumeFromStandbyTask.ps1''' for resuming MX after Microsoft Windows has gone into standby.
| There are two ways to start MX service:
* Either, use the Services applet:- services.msc (You can pass parameters using this tool, but they are not saved for future use)
* Or, use the service command line tool:- <code>sc start CumulusMX
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| Checking MX is still running
* Or, use the service command line tool:- <code>sc stop CumulusMX</code>
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=Access to admin interface=
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