Start Sametime TURN Server as Windows Service
Since Ver. 8.5.2 Sametime provides video communications across NATed networks or firewall via the TURN server when direct peer-to-peer communications are not possible. Unfortunately this “server” is only a java program which has to be started manually and which will be closed when you log out the server.
Workaround is to create a windows service which will start the TURN server as local system account:
- Download Windows Service Manager (SrvMan) from: http://tools.sysprogs.org/srvman/
- open run.bat (which starts the TURN server) and add the full path to TurnServer.jar
- run SrvMan and add the batch file as service
That’s it, now you can automatically start all servers as windows services
Adding IBM Sametime Windows Services
There’s another way to add Sametime Windows services as documented on:
http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/stwiki.nsf/dx/Running_Sametime_components_as_Windows_services_st852
Instead of adding uid and pw to soap.client.probs file you can add both via service stop arguments. Just use following command:
cd D:\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer\bin
set PROFILE_PATH=D:\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer\profiles
WASService -add "STProxyServer_NA" -servername nodeagent -profilePath "%PROFILE_PATH%\STPPNProfile" -logRoot "%PROFILE_PATH%\STPPNProfile\logs\nodeagent" -stopArgs "-username user_name -password password" -encodeParams
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