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The OoklaServer service was stopped successfully.Ĭonfigure OoklaServer to Start AutomaticallyĪlternatively, you can use register the service with the following options that would automatically start the service. (As Admin) C:\Users\UserName\Windows>ooklaserver.exe /registerService /displayName=OoklaServer /startup=automatic Note: If the OoklaServer is already running via the Manual Install option, the service will likely not start as the ports are already in use.Įxample net stop: C:\Users\UserName\Windows>net stop OoklaServer The OoklaServer service was started successfully. The application has been successfully registered as a service.Įxample net start: C:\Users\UserName\Windows>net start OoklaServer C:\Users\UserName\Windows>ooklaserver.exe /registerService Be sure to log in as admin in order to register the service. (As Admin) Once registered, you can Start, stop, pause, resume, or restart a service. Next, you can register the service such that you can manage it from the Services Console. help display help information on command line arguments startup=automatic|manual Specify the startup mode for the service (only with description=text Specify a description for the service (only with displayName=name Specify a display name for the service (only with

unregisterService Unregister the application as a service. registerService Register the application as a service. This will provide you with the following output, displaying the various options: 19:43:13 Generating 10485760 bytes of download data Open a command prompt as administrator and run: ooklaserver.exe /help The following instructions are for Windows server platforms.įirst, download Ookla Server- Windows32 or OoklaServer-Windows64, which contains the Windows Server Build (ooklaserver.exe). OoklaServer is our TCP based server daemon that provides standalone testing.