We are trying to test 24x7 (evaluation copy) as a service. Based on previous posts, I set it up to run as Localsystem with the interactive flag set. However, the test jobs are not running. The problem seems to be that, this being a server that is located in a computer center, no one is logging in on the default terminal to receive the "eval copy" popup. I access this machine via Windows Remote Desktop (Terminal Services).

Is there a workaround for this in the evaluation version? Since the server machine has extensive setup for the actual batch processes that we are running, running locally is not a viable option. I could run 24x7 interactively in a Remote Desktop window but then I'd not be able to see any issues with running it as a service, and I'd have to ensure that my remote connection stays up 24x7 (no pun intended).

There is no workaround other then to have a permanent key that will disable the "evaluation" dialog popping up on the startup.

Send email to sales@softtreetech.com and request a permanent key for your evaluation. You will need to fill out then the evaluation agreement form

: We are trying to test 24x7 (evaluation copy) as a service. Based on previous
: posts, I set it up to run as Localsystem with the interactive flag set.
: However, the test jobs are not running. The problem seems to be that, this
: being a server that is located in a computer center, no one is logging in
: on the default terminal to receive the "eval copy" popup. I
: access this machine via Windows Remote Desktop (Terminal Services).

: Is there a workaround for this in the evaluation version? Since the server
: machine has extensive setup for the actual batch processes that we are
: running, running locally is not a viable option. I could run 24x7
: interactively in a Remote Desktop window but then I'd not be able to see
: any issues with running it as a service, and I'd have to ensure that my
: remote connection stays up 24x7 (no pun intended).