Registering Tunnelier as a Windows service

The recent hard drive bad road, no warranty, HP can give a new piece, reload the x64 version of the Win7, download tunnelier when the accident found that the official web has running Tunnelier as a Windows service entry, Previously thought that only myentunnel can be registered as a Windows service, the original through the tool can be any program to register as a service. Three tools are mentioned in the article:

Srvany (Tools in Windows Resource kits)

Firedaemon a tool that is easier to use than Srvany

Non-sucking Service Manager http://nssm.cc/Many people recommend using this tool

Below I'll explain how to use NSSM (non-sucking service Manager) to register Tunnelier as a service.

Entering at the command line

1 Tunnelier/?

You'll get Tunnelier command-line help.

Depending on the above help, and in conjunction with the local environment, you can start tunnelier with the following command line

1 "C:Program Files (x86) bitvise TunnelierTunnelier.exe"-loginonstartup-profile= "C:USERSVANGIEDOCUMENTSGFW.TLP"- Hostkeyfile= "C:usersvangiedocumentshostkey.md5"

Profile can be exported from Tunnelier and Hostkeyfile can be exported from host Key Manager.

Next download and unzip the NSSM program to perform the following command at the command line as an administrator to register the service

1 NSSM Install tunnelied "C:Program Files (x86) bitvise TunnelierTunnelier.exe"-loginonstartup-profile= "C: USERSVANGIEDOCUMENTSGFW.TLP "-hostkeyfile=" C:USERSVANGIEDOCUMENTSHOSTKEY.MD5 "

Where tunnelied is the service name

In the run, type services.msc to open the service and start the tunnelied.