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you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Got “Access is denied” when I tried to install 64-bit mongodb in Windows server 2008 up vote 8 down vote favorite All I did is to run below script: D:\Tools\MongoDb\bin\mongod.exe --dbpath D:\MongoDb\data\ Then I got exception: Error connecting to the service Control Manager: Access alcormp can't connect to service control manager is denied. (5) I was using administrator account to operate this, I already created folders related to the script. And I didn't experience issue like this when I installed 32-bit mongodb in 32-bit Windows Server 2003. I appreciate any help about this! mongodb x86-64 windows-server-2008-r2 share|improve this question edited Nov 10 '10 at 13:28 Yi Jiang 35.6k11105121 asked Nov 4 '10 at 16:32 Diego Cheng 265146 add a comment| 1 Answer 1 active oldest votes up vote 26 down vote accepted You need to install it from the command prompt that you have opened with the Run as Administrator option share|improve this answer answered Nov 4 '10 at 16:39 Woot4Moo 16.7k1161106 Thank you very much, Woot4Moo!!! –Diego Cheng Nov 4 '10 at 17:00 Just in case if anyone wondering how to start command prompt as Run as Administrator,kindly follow below steps :- 1. Click Start, click All Programs, and then click Accessories. 2. Right-click Command prompt, and then click Run as administrator. 3. If
SEO WordPress Search for: Install MongoDB as a Windows Service March 30, 2014I am Learning, MongoDB, NoSqlSaurabh Jain In the previous post we have seen that how to install the service control manager cannot be opened access is denied dfs and configure mongo database server and how to connect to it using interactive how to install mongodb on windows 8 64 bit javascript client.If you have read my previous post you will notice that while starting the mongo database server using mongod we net start mongodb the service name is invalid are passing the location of where our data is going to reside using the -dbpath argument like this. mongod --dbpath C:sauravmongodatadb Actually this is not the ideal way of doing this and moreover not http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4098909/got-access-is-denied-when-i-tried-to-install-64-bit-mongodb-in-windows-server an recommended way because every time passing the dbpath location is an extra overhead.So, here comes the config file as a resuce, we are going to define this dbpath property and some other property in the config file such that mongod will read this config file while starting mongo database server. Below is the list of steps that will explain how to read from a configuration file. Create a http://techidiocy.com/install-mongodb-as-a-windows-service/ configuration file mongod.cfg in any location of your choice but i will recommend it to keep in the same location where u have extracted the contents of mongo zip file. In my case my config file is present here - mongod.exe --config C:sauravmongomongod.cfg Add the following contents in your cfg file. #Location where my data will reside dbpath=C:sauravmongodbdata #Location of my log file logpath=C:sauravmongomongod.log Now start mongo database server and pass this config file as an argument like this - mongod.exe --config C:sauravmongomongod.cfg Now when you execute this command you will see something like this in your command prompt. Install MongoDB as a Windows Service-1 You will notice that all the logs are redirected to the location that we had defined in cfg file. Now you might be wondering that , how does it help instead of passing dbpath location we are passing the config file location , it is the same thing an extra overhead is still their. Answer to this problem is in next step. Now we will install Mongodb as a windows service , so that whenever our system reboots it will start mongod as a windows service. As per the mongodb docs you can install it using -install. From your co
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Using this tool you can Install and uninstall services. Start, stop and pause services. View list of all installed services and their properties. Change service properties. Do all of the above on REMOTE computer! The only difference between local and remote operations is speed: remote operations are usually slower than local ones. A word about drivers Here and below "services" means both drivers and services. Although this may be a bit confusing in the beginning, such abbreviation helps to avoid infinitely repeating phrase "drivers and services". Screenshot Download Service Control Manager (43K ZIP) Source Code (90K ZIP, Visual C++ 4.1) Installation No installation required. Just unzip and run ServiceControlManager.exe Starting Service Control Manager To start Service Control Manager, simply double-click on Service Control Manager executable file (ServiceControl.exe). When started, Service Control Manager displays list of services installed on local computer and their properties. Since there are so many properties, not all of them are displayed by default. You may change the set of displayed properties using View->Columns menu. The list of services is sortable - click on column header to sort the list by that column. Click again to reverse sort order. When you start the program, services are sorted by the first column (usually this is "internal name"). Starting and Stopping Services Using toolbar buttons and/or items from Services menu, you can attempt to start, stop, pause or resume any service. Of course, trying to start a service that is already running, or to stop the service that is not running, usually causes an error. Also, most services don't support pausing and resuming. If operation fails, Service Control Manager displays an error message that describes the reason of the failure: Properties of Services Service Control Manager can display the following properties of services: Account Depends On Driver Object Error Control Interactive Internal Name Load Group Name Tag ID Type TypeEx Startup State Path Account For services (but not drivers) this field contains a name of user account of the service. This may be either real user account or LocalSystem account. LocalSystem account has administrator rights on local computer but it is not recognized by remote computers, and thus cannot make network connections. Most services operate in LocalSystem account. Depends On This field contains a list of services and/or service groups that given