Thank you.

I'm running Mercury under the LocalSystem account and... meanwhile... I found a solution in the web... I just need to connect to the console session using remote desktop.
So, I need to start my remote desktop session with the "/console" parameter... start -> run -> mstsc /console

 

Hi,

I run Mercury32 as service - using ntwrapper or Firedeamon. I have to remote desktop  to administer my server (create new domains, users, alias, ando so on...)

So, my question is, how can I shutdown mercury properly? The problem is, Mercury32 is running as service, I'm remote desktop my server so I CANNOT see the mercury tray icon and I CANNOT close mercury from UI... I have to shutdown the ntwrapper service and then start mercury32 from Start->Programs to be able to access Mercury menus.

 What can I do? It seems that I cannot see Mercury Tray when it starts as service. There must be a clean way to do this... humm? :)

Thank you 

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Hi,

I run Mercury32 as service - using ntwrapper or Firedeamon. I have to remote desktop  to administer my server (create new domains, users, alias, ando so on...)

So, my question is, how can I shutdown mercury properly? The problem is, Mercury32 is running as service, I'm remote desktop my server so I CANNOT see the mercury tray icon and I CANNOT close mercury from UI... I have to shutdown the ntwrapper service and then start mercury32 from Start->Programs to be able to access Mercury menus.

 What can I do? It seems that I cannot see Mercury Tray when it starts as service. There must be a clean way to do this... humm? :)

Thank you 

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Run NTWrapper as a user and select to interact with the desktop.  The user needs to be set in the Mercury/32 setup in NT Wrapper.