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Introduction
SPAWNDAEMON command is used to install the RSSDaemon service on all i386 Intel machines at a site in a single command.
SPAWNDAEMON is the preferred, most efficient method for installing the RSSDaemon.
RSSDaemon is not intended for Alpha systems.
To learn more about RSSDaemon, how it works and what it does, please see the ReadMe.html file in the RSSDaemon directory.
To successfully accomplish this in one shot you'll need the following information before you begin:
Here's what to do next:
The service should show as "RUNNING" for each install, however, it may show "STARTING" or "START_PENDING". If it shows the later of the two then the service hasn't fully started, nothing to worry about yet.
A successful install will look something like this for each server:
16 file(s) copied.
[SC] CreateService SUCCESS
SERVICE_NAME: RSSDaemon
TYPE : 10 WIN32_OWN_PROCESS
STATE : 4 RUNNING
(STOPPABLE,NOT_PAUSABLE,IGNORES_SHUTDOWN)
WIN32_EXIT_CODE : 0 (0x0)
SERVICE_EXIT_CODE : 0 (0x0)
CHECKPOINT : 0x0
WAIT_HINT : 0x0
failed to install on ycs648-208
for help run spawndaemon /h
This is a quick procedure to test if the RSS is working properly. The steps are:
Wait a minute! I am having trouble with the install. What do I do?
In our experience the install is pretty much trouble free. We did, however, encounter some issues, and here is the page that will give you more details on how to troubleshoot RSSDaemon installation.
If there were no problems with the install then please email the following information to rss-install@creo.com. If errors were encountered please see the troubleshooting tips below.
NOTE: Please use the same format as below when compiling your email message.
Required fields*
Subject Line: Success: Site Name*, Site ID*, City, State/Prov.
Message Body:
Modem number(s)*
User Logon & Domain(if nec.)*
User password*
Did you install/upgrade Service Shell Host? (Version?)
Did you install/upgrade Service Shell Client? (Version?)
Servername1
IP address*
Network mask
Servername2
IP address*
Special comments regarding RAS or connectivity to this site.