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    22[[PageOutline]] 
    33= Manual Installation of NSClient++ 0.4.x = 
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     5Manual installation requires a series of steps some of which can be automated. All this is automatic if you use the MSI file which makes this the easy choice. 
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     7The service can be controlled from the NSClient++ command line using the [[wiki:doc/usage/0.4.x/service|service mode]] so refer to that page for detailed options and references. 
     8 
     9== UNzip the files (and/or copy the service) == 
     10 
     11Unzip the zip and/or copy the files manually using the your favorite tool (I tend to op for "FAR Manager" myself) 
     12 
     13== Install the service == 
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     15Service can be installed using the [[wiki:doc/usage/0.4.x/service|service mode]] from the command line. 
     16 
     17{{{ 
     18nscp service --help 
     19}}} 
     20 
     21To install the service use the following command: 
     22{{{ 
     23nscp service --install --name nscp 
     24}}} 
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     26This will install the service with a short hand name of nscp this can be changed by altering the '''--name'' option. 
     27 
     28== Setup firewall exception == 
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     30You need to manually exclude any ports you want to use (normally NRPE (5666)and NSClient (12489)) from the  windows firewall. 
     31 
     32== Start service == 
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     34Service can be started using the [[wiki:doc/usage/0.4.x/service|service mode]] from the command line. 
     35 
     36{{{ 
     37nscp service --help 
     38}}} 
     39 
     40To install the service use the following command: 
     41{{{ 
     42nscp service --start --name nscp 
     43}}} 
     44 
     45This will start the service with the short hand name of nscp this can be changed by altering the '''--name'' option. 
     46