Console Start

To manually start a service from the Jag-Node system in a console, follow these steps. This can be useful to get direct feedback when a service fails to start.

Manual Start

Navigate to the installation folder: The installation folder is typically located at C:\data\install.

Select the appropriate service folder: Open the folder of the desired service. In this example, we use the RLSLink folder.

Identify the relevant files: Look for the .exe file that starts the service. In this folder, you'll also find log files that end with .log.

The log files are created according to the rolling buffer principle. At the end of each day, a new file is created and the oldest one is deleted. Similarly, a new log file is created when an existing file exceeds 10 MB.

Open a console window: Hold down the Ctrl key and right-click in the folder to open the context menu. Then select Open with PowerShell, PowerShell Window here or Command Prompt.

Start the service: Enter the name of the .exe file in the console window. When using PowerShell, you must add a dot and backslash (.\) before the filename. powershell .\ServiceName.exe Press Enter to start the service.

INFO

While the service is running, all log entries generated in the system will be displayed in the console.

Stopping the Service

To stop the service, simply press Ctrl + C in the console window. This will close the running service. Alternatively, you can close the console window.

Possible Reasons Why a Service Won't Start

1. Wrong .NET Version: Ensure the correct .NET version is installed.
2. Dependencies not started: All necessary dependencies must be started first.
3. No storage space available: Check if there is sufficient storage space.