Help documentation for Windows 2003 Server's command (SC) for creating system services manually

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Descriptor Definition Language "(Security Descriptor Definition Language). (http://msdn.microsoft.com/

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SC sdshow <ms-its:C:/WINDOWS/Help/ntcmds.chm::/sc.htm#>

Use SDDL to display the security descriptor for the service.

Grammar

*sc* [*servername*] *sdshow* *servicename*

Parameter *servername* Specifies the name of the remote server on which the service resides. The name must use the UNC format ("//MyServer"). To run on this computer

SC.exe, please ignore this parameter.

*servicename* Specifies the name of the service returned by the *getkeyname* operation. */?* displays help at the command prompt. Comments

-For more information about SDDL, see Microsoft

Website

Descriptor Definition Language "(Security Descriptor Definition Language). (http://msdn.microsoft.com/

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Example

*SC sdshow rpcss*

**SC Start <ms-its:C:/WINDOWS/Help/ntcmds.chm::/sc.htm#>

Start the service that is running.

Grammar

*sc* [*servername*] *start* *servicename* [*servicearguments*]

Parameter *servername* Specifies the name of the remote server on which the service resides. The name must use the UNC format ("//MyServer"). To run on this computer

SC.exe, please ignore this parameter.

*servicename* Specifies the name of the service returned by the *getkeyname* operation. *servicearguments* Specifies the service parameters to be passed to the service to be started.

*/?* displays help at the command prompt. Example

The following example shows how to use the *SC start* command:

*SC Start tapisrv*

**SC Stop <ms-its:C:/WINDOWS/Help/ntcmds.chm::/sc.htm#>

Sends a STOP control request to the service.

Grammar

*sc* [*servername*] *stop* *servicename*

Parameter *servername* Specifies the name of the remote server on which the service resides. The name must use the UNC format ("//MyServer"). To run on this computer

SC.exe, please ignore this parameter.

*servicename* Specifies the name of the service returned by the *getkeyname* operation.   */?* displays help at the command prompt. Warning

-Incorrectly editing the registry can severely damage your system. Before you change the registry, you should back up any valuable data on your computer.

Comments

-Not all services can be stopped.

Example

The following example shows how to use the *SC stop* command:

*SC Stop tapisrv*

Format legend Format meaning * italic * User must provide information * Bold * User must accurately type the element ellipsis (...) to be displayed on the command line parentheses in the arguments that can be repeated multiple times

([]) can be an option brace ({}), and the options are separated by a vertical bar (|). For example: {even|odd} The user must select a Courier font from the options collection

Code or program output

a simplified approach

Create a service

SC Create serverName binpath= c:/file/*.exe type= share type= Interact

start= Auto

#interact allow interaction with the desktop

#auto automatic execution, no log in user will also run

Delete Service

SC delete newserv