INtime for Windows installs a number of Windows services to support its operation.
An INtime application that detects and manages connections from the Windows host to its RT clients.
The manager includes NtxRemote3.exe , which is required for a Windows host to communicate with its networked clients.
A Windows application that synchronizes RT client time-of-day clocks with the Windows host's time-of-day clock.
The RT Clock Synchronization service includes these components:
A Windows application, rtdbsrv.exe, which provides database services to the Distributed Systems Manager.
A Windows program that provides Windows event log access to RT processes via the RT application library's event log entry points.
The RT Event Log service includes these components:
A Windows service which provides Windows file system and console access for INtime processes via the RT interface (rtrsl.rsl) from INtime 6 forwards. The legacy I/O service is still provided for backwards-compatibility.
The following components are included:
A Windows program that provides Windows file system and console access to RT processes via the RT C and CPP libraries.
The RT I/O service includes these components:
A Windows application that loads and starts INtime nodes on the local host.
The Service installer service includes these components:
A Windows application which interacts with the Apple Bonjour Service (if installed) to provide simple Name Services for INtime hosts. This is an optional component provided for convenience.
A Windows program that detects RT clients, both local and remote. This program checks for and registers RT clients that exist in both of these locations:
The RT Client Detection service includes these components:
A Windows program that provides Windows registry access to RT processes via the RT application library. The RT Registry service includes these components:
If you are having trouble with a specific service, you can turn on more detailed debug information in the event log by setting a flag in the registry. Each service has its own key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\INtime???
where ???
is the name of the INtime service. You can create a REG_DWORD
value in that key named DebugLevel and set it from 0-5 to enable different levels of debug information. For INtime IO Proxy debug information, you can create a REG_DWORD
value named ProxyDebugLevel in the INtimeIO service key.
Events and debug information are written to the INtime event log.
Flag | Output | Description |
---|---|---|
RTNDSRV |
|
0= off, 1-5 = various levels of output |
RTIOSRV |
|
0= off, 1-5 = various levels of output |
INIOPROXY |
|
0= off, 1-5 = various levels of output |