[stunnel-users] How is stunnel started ? / Searching stunnel service name

Tue Jan 23 00:11:41 CET 2007

Under services it's listed as "stunnel"

Using "net start" at command prompt, here is part of my services listing 
that shows it, marked using **

   Server
   Shell Hardware Detection
   SSDP Discovery Service
   stunnel **
   System Event Notification
   System Restore Service


Ben Stover wrote:
> Hmm that is very curious.
>
> I investigated now all runnig services and did not found the stunnel service.
> The only reason I can find for this is that the service name does not contain
> "stunnel" in its name. How is it called otherwise?
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> My services here (under Win2000) are (when I type "net start" at the command prompt):
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>    Alerter
>    AVK Monitor
>    AVK Service
>    AVKProxy
>    COM+ Event System
>    Computer Browser
>    DHCP Client
>    Distributed Link Tracking Client
>    Event Log
>    IPSEC Policy Agent
>    Logical Disk Manager
>    MGABGEXE
>    Network Connections
>    PDFCreatorMessages
>    PDScheduler
>    Plug and Play
>    Print Spooler
>    Protected Storage
>    Remote Access Connection Manager
>    Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
>    Remote Registry Service
>    Removable Storage
>    RunAs Service
>    Security Accounts Manager
>    Server
>    Still Image Service
>     System Event Notification
>    Task Scheduler
>    TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper Service
>    Telephony
>    Washer AutoComplete
>    Windows Management Instrumentation
>    Windows Management Instrumentation Driver Extensions
>    Workstation
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> Is it IPSEC Policy agent the service for stunnel ?
> Regards
> Ben
>
> On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 08:24:56 -0500, Carter Browne wrote:
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>> One of the installation options is to have it run as a service in which
>> case it starts automatically as you note.  This behavior can be
>> controlled from the services option in the administrative options of the
>> control panel (entering  services.msc from the command line will also
>> bring it up).  Then name of the service is stunnel.
>>
>> Carter
>>
>> Ben Stover wrote:
>>     
>>> After installation stunnel started automatically at Windows startup time.
>>>
>>> I tried to investigate how it is started.
>>> But did neither a classic startup folder entry nor a running service entry.
>>> Did I miss something?
>>>
>>> How is stunnel started ?
>>>
>>> Ben
>>>
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