Introduction FireDaemon is a legitimate product that has been included, illegally, as part of the payload in a series of Worms and Trojans that exploit va...

Normally starting and stopping a service in Windows requires administrator privileges, but you can assign a normal user the right to control an individua...

FireDaemon Pro can be licensed at the command line. To do this, open an elevated Command Prompt, then type the the following commands: cd "C:...

  If you are regularly changing a service's configuration you might want to wrap the entire stop, remove, reinstall, start procedure in a batch file. ...

If the program you are running under FireDaemon Pro control binds to a socket, is relatively straight forward to determine what what protocol, address o...

When applications run under FireDaemon, they may pop up a dialog box. This will cause the service to appear "hung" due to the dialog needing...

When stopping an application, FireDaemon Pro attempts to stop the running application "gracefully" in preference to just killing the process. You...

To restart all your FireDaemon Pro services with a batch file, create a batch file containing the following: REM For All Systems (Generic 32/64-b...

Java applications require some tweaking to work under FireDaemon Pro. All Java applications will run successfully under FireDaemon Pro providing the foll...

Granting users the right to start or stop Windows services is a Windows setting. As such, it cannot be edited directly within FireDaemon. T...