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List of background services installed by NI components

2009-04-30T02:14:05Z

DragonHawk: /* National Instruments Domain Service */ forgot to link this one

This page attempts to document the Windows Services installed by National Instruments products.

{{TOCright}}

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Service Name
! Summary Description
|-
| [[#National Instruments Domain Service|National Instruments Domain Service]]
| Security account system for network-connected instrumentation; optional
|-
| [[#National Instruments PSP Server Locator|National Instruments PSP Server Locator]]
| Publish/Subscribe Protocol server for network-connected instrumentation
|-
| [[#National Instruments Time Synchronization|National Instruments Time Synchronization]]
|
|-
| [[#National Instruments Variable Engine|National Instruments Variable Engine]]
| used for "network published shared variables"
|-
| [[#NI Configuration Manager|NI Configuration Manager]]
|
|-
| [[#NI Service Locator|NI Service Locator]]
| NI proprietary port-mapper
|-
| [[#NILM License Manager|NILM License Manager]]
| used for network "floating licenses"
|-
| [[#OpcEnum|OpcEnum]]
| "OLE for Process Control" protocol
|-
| [[#Lookout Citadel Server|Lookout Citadel Server]]
| data logging database used by older/legal software (?)
|-
| [[#NI-488.2 Enumeration Service|NI-488.2 Enumeration Service]]
| Finds GPIB devices
|}

== Details ==

=== National Instruments Domain Service ===

* Appears to be a NI proprietary user/group account system <ref>LabVIEW 8 Help, "[http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361A-01/lvtemp/securitydomain/ Security Domains and the Domain Account Manager (Windows)]"</ref>
* Does not appear to have any relationship to Microsoft NT/Active Directory domains (Windows network accounts/logons)
* Uses NI-PSP to find domains <ref>LabVIEW 8.2 Help, "[http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361B-01/lvconcepts/domain_manager/ Managing Domains Using the Domain Account Manager (Windows)]"</ref>
* If you're not using NI domain accounts, you can disable this service

=== National Instruments PSP Server Locator ===

* [[NI-PSP]] = Publish/Subscribe Protocol <ref>LabVIEW 8.2 Help, "[http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361B-01/lvconcepts/ni_psp/ NI-PSP Networking Technology]"</ref>
* Presumably lets software find PSP servers on the network
* If you're not using networking or inter-process communication, you can disable this service

=== National Instruments Time Synchronization ===

* Presumably lets network computers/equipment keep their clocks in sync
* Note that many OSes have their own time sync service, which may "fight" with other time sync systems
* If you don't need/want NI to sync clocks for you, you can disable this service

=== National Instruments Variable Engine ===

* FIXME document this
* If you're not using "network published shared variables", it appears you can disable this service without ill effects

=== NI Configuration Manager ===

* What exactly this does is unclear, but many NI components stop working if it isn't running
** [[MAX]] will complain "There was a problem connecting to the database"

=== OpcEnum ===

* OPC = "OLE for Process Control", a protocol commonly used with industrial automation equipment (e.g., PLCs)
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OLE_for_process_control Wikipedia: OLE for Process Control]
* If you're not using OPC, you can disable this service

=== Lookout Citadel Server ===

* FIXME document this

=== NILM License Manager ===

* This is part of the network license manager
* Apparently a semi-custom version of FLEXlm/FLEXnet <ref>NI KB 489FTAXT, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/A7E35027BA1C35A7862572B90078BA3E Why Does "NILM License Manager" Show Up in LMTOOLS?]"</ref>
* If you're not using network licenses, you can disable this service. Stand-alone machine licenses do not need it.

=== NI-488.2 Enumeration Service ===

* Populates the <code>GPIB.INI</code> file <ref>NI KB 2NPCDRAL, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/8311FFF18B5308ED86256C0200653B3B Using NI-488.2 Troubleshooting Wizard]"</ref>

=== NI Service Locator ===

* This appears to be an NI proprietary port-mapper
* A "port mapper" is a type of service which lets programs find other services by name, rather than using a fixed TCP port number.
* Try http://localhost:3580/dumpinfo on the computer running the NI Service Locator
* NI KB 37BF79OH, [http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/227453F884CE035386256E55007A303D What Is The NI Service Locator And How Do I Troubleshoot?]"
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portmap Wikipedia: Portmap] - Another port-mapper (no relation to the NI one)
* You can disable this service, but anything that uses NI Locator will fail
** The "Example Finder" feature of several NI products needs this

== See also ==

* LAVA Forum post "[http://forums.lavag.org/Reducing-NI-Footprint-Disabling-Services-and-Un-necessary-Tasks-t13378.html Reducing NI Footprint (Disabling Services and Un-necessary Tasks)]"

== Footnotes ==
<references/>

User talk:DragonHawk

2009-04-29T01:52:57Z

DragonHawk: User:DragonHawk

#REDIRECT [[User:DragonHawk]]

User:DragonHawk

2009-04-29T01:52:27Z

DragonHawk: create with basic info about me

Hello! My username here is [[User:DragonHawk|DragonHawk]]. Feel free to call me that. My True Name is "'''Benjamin Scott'''". Feel free to call me that. Most people (myself included) just use "'''Ben'''". Feel free to call me that. But please don't call me "That". ;)

== Contact me ==

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I suggest [[Special:Emailuser/DragonHawk|sending me email]], as I don't check this wiki very often.

List of background services installed by NI components

2009-04-29T01:48:13Z

DragonHawk: tweak intro

This page attempts to document the Windows Services installed by National Instruments products.

{{TOCright}}

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Service Name
! Summary Description
|-
| [[#National Instruments Domain Service|National Instruments Domain Service]]
| Security account system for network-connected instrumentation; optional
|-
| [[#National Instruments PSP Server Locator|National Instruments PSP Server Locator]]
| Publish/Subscribe Protocol server for network-connected instrumentation
|-
| [[#National Instruments Time Synchronization|National Instruments Time Synchronization]]
|
|-
| [[#National Instruments Variable Engine|National Instruments Variable Engine]]
| used for "network published shared variables"
|-
| [[#NI Configuration Manager|NI Configuration Manager]]
|
|-
| [[#NI Service Locator|NI Service Locator]]
| NI proprietary port-mapper
|-
| [[#NILM License Manager|NILM License Manager]]
| used for network "floating licenses"
|-
| [[#OpcEnum|OpcEnum]]
| "OLE for Process Control" protocol
|-
| [[#Lookout Citadel Server|Lookout Citadel Server]]
| data logging database used by older/legal software (?)
|-
| [[#NI-488.2 Enumeration Service|NI-488.2 Enumeration Service]]
| Finds GPIB devices
|}

== Details ==

=== National Instruments Domain Service ===

* Appears to be a NI proprietary user/group account system <ref>LabVIEW 8 Help, "Security Domains and the Domain Account Manager (Windows)"</ref>
* Does not appear to have any relationship to Microsoft NT/Active Directory domains (Windows network accounts/logons)
* Uses NI-PSP to find domains <ref>LabVIEW 8.2 Help, "[http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361B-01/lvconcepts/domain_manager/ Managing Domains Using the Domain Account Manager (Windows)]"</ref>
* If you're not using NI domain accounts, you can disable this service

=== National Instruments PSP Server Locator ===

* [[NI-PSP]] = Publish/Subscribe Protocol <ref>LabVIEW 8.2 Help, "[http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361B-01/lvconcepts/ni_psp/ NI-PSP Networking Technology]"</ref>
* Presumably lets software find PSP servers on the network
* If you're not using networking or inter-process communication, you can disable this service

=== National Instruments Time Synchronization ===

* Presumably lets network computers/equipment keep their clocks in sync
* Note that many OSes have their own time sync service, which may "fight" with other time sync systems
* If you don't need/want NI to sync clocks for you, you can disable this service

=== National Instruments Variable Engine ===

* FIXME document this
* If you're not using "network published shared variables", it appears you can disable this service without ill effects

=== NI Configuration Manager ===

* What exactly this does is unclear, but many NI components stop working if it isn't running
** [[MAX]] will complain "There was a problem connecting to the database"

=== OpcEnum ===

* OPC = "OLE for Process Control", a protocol commonly used with industrial automation equipment (e.g., PLCs)
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OLE_for_process_control Wikipedia: OLE for Process Control]
* If you're not using OPC, you can disable this service

=== Lookout Citadel Server ===

* FIXME document this

=== NILM License Manager ===

* This is part of the network license manager
* Apparently a semi-custom version of FLEXlm/FLEXnet <ref>NI KB 489FTAXT, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/A7E35027BA1C35A7862572B90078BA3E Why Does "NILM License Manager" Show Up in LMTOOLS?]"</ref>
* If you're not using network licenses, you can disable this service. Stand-alone machine licenses do not need it.

=== NI-488.2 Enumeration Service ===

* Populates the <code>GPIB.INI</code> file <ref>NI KB 2NPCDRAL, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/8311FFF18B5308ED86256C0200653B3B Using NI-488.2 Troubleshooting Wizard]"</ref>

=== NI Service Locator ===

* This appears to be an NI proprietary port-mapper
* A "port mapper" is a type of service which lets programs find other services by name, rather than using a fixed TCP port number.
* Try http://localhost:3580/dumpinfo on the computer running the NI Service Locator
* NI KB 37BF79OH, [http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/227453F884CE035386256E55007A303D What Is The NI Service Locator And How Do I Troubleshoot?]"
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portmap Wikipedia: Portmap] - Another port-mapper (no relation to the NI one)
* You can disable this service, but anything that uses NI Locator will fail
** The "Example Finder" feature of several NI products needs this

== See also ==

* LAVA Forum post "[http://forums.lavag.org/Reducing-NI-Footprint-Disabling-Services-and-Un-necessary-Tasks-t13378.html Reducing NI Footprint (Disabling Services and Un-necessary Tasks)]"

== Footnotes ==
<references/>

List of background services installed by NI components

2009-04-29T01:43:03Z

DragonHawk: add my take on what can be disabled

Services installed by National Instruments products.

== Summary ==
{{TOCright}}

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Service Name
! Summary Description
|-
| [[#National Instruments Domain Service|National Instruments Domain Service]]
| Security account system for network-connected instrumentation; optional
|-
| [[#National Instruments PSP Server Locator|National Instruments PSP Server Locator]]
| Publish/Subscribe Protocol server for network-connected instrumentation
|-
| [[#National Instruments Time Synchronization|National Instruments Time Synchronization]]
|
|-
| [[#National Instruments Variable Engine|National Instruments Variable Engine]]
| used for "network published shared variables"
|-
| [[#NI Configuration Manager|NI Configuration Manager]]
|
|-
| [[#NI Service Locator|NI Service Locator]]
| NI proprietary port-mapper
|-
| [[#NILM License Manager|NILM License Manager]]
| used for network "floating licenses"
|-
| [[#OpcEnum|OpcEnum]]
| "OLE for Process Control" protocol
|-
| [[#Lookout Citadel Server|Lookout Citadel Server]]
| data logging database used by older/legal software (?)
|-
| [[#NI-488.2 Enumeration Service|NI-488.2 Enumeration Service]]
| Finds GPIB devices
|}

== Details ==

=== National Instruments Domain Service ===

* Appears to be a NI proprietary user/group account system <ref>LabVIEW 8 Help, "Security Domains and the Domain Account Manager (Windows)"</ref>
* Does not appear to have any relationship to Microsoft NT/Active Directory domains (Windows network accounts/logons)
* Uses NI-PSP to find domains <ref>LabVIEW 8.2 Help, "[http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361B-01/lvconcepts/domain_manager/ Managing Domains Using the Domain Account Manager (Windows)]"</ref>
* If you're not using NI domain accounts, you can disable this service

=== National Instruments PSP Server Locator ===

* [[NI-PSP]] = Publish/Subscribe Protocol <ref>LabVIEW 8.2 Help, "[http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361B-01/lvconcepts/ni_psp/ NI-PSP Networking Technology]"</ref>
* Presumably lets software find PSP servers on the network
* If you're not using networking or inter-process communication, you can disable this service

=== National Instruments Time Synchronization ===

* Presumably lets network computers/equipment keep their clocks in sync
* Note that many OSes have their own time sync service, which may "fight" with other time sync systems
* If you don't need/want NI to sync clocks for you, you can disable this service

=== National Instruments Variable Engine ===

* FIXME document this
* If you're not using "network published shared variables", it appears you can disable this service without ill effects

=== NI Configuration Manager ===

* What exactly this does is unclear, but many NI components stop working if it isn't running
** [[MAX]] will complain "There was a problem connecting to the database"

=== OpcEnum ===

* OPC = "OLE for Process Control", a protocol commonly used with industrial automation equipment (e.g., PLCs)
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OLE_for_process_control Wikipedia: OLE for Process Control]
* If you're not using OPC, you can disable this service

=== Lookout Citadel Server ===

* FIXME document this

=== NILM License Manager ===

* This is part of the network license manager
* Apparently a semi-custom version of FLEXlm/FLEXnet <ref>NI KB 489FTAXT, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/A7E35027BA1C35A7862572B90078BA3E Why Does "NILM License Manager" Show Up in LMTOOLS?]"</ref>
* If you're not using network licenses, you can disable this service. Stand-alone machine licenses do not need it.

=== NI-488.2 Enumeration Service ===

* Populates the <code>GPIB.INI</code> file <ref>NI KB 2NPCDRAL, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/8311FFF18B5308ED86256C0200653B3B Using NI-488.2 Troubleshooting Wizard]"</ref>

=== NI Service Locator ===

* This appears to be an NI proprietary port-mapper
* A "port mapper" is a type of service which lets programs find other services by name, rather than using a fixed TCP port number.
* Try http://localhost:3580/dumpinfo on the computer running the NI Service Locator
* NI KB 37BF79OH, [http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/227453F884CE035386256E55007A303D What Is The NI Service Locator And How Do I Troubleshoot?]"
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portmap Wikipedia: Portmap] - Another port-mapper (no relation to the NI one)
* You can disable this service, but anything that uses NI Locator will fail
** The "Example Finder" feature of several NI products needs this

== See also ==

* LAVA Forum post "[http://forums.lavag.org/Reducing-NI-Footprint-Disabling-Services-and-Un-necessary-Tasks-t13378.html Reducing NI Footprint (Disabling Services and Un-necessary Tasks)]"

== Footnotes ==
<references/>

List of background services installed by NI components

2009-04-29T01:38:04Z

DragonHawk: /* NI Configuration Manager */ add a tiny bit of incomplete info

Services installed by National Instruments products.

== Summary ==
{{TOCright}}

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Service Name
! Summary Description
|-
| [[#National Instruments Domain Service|National Instruments Domain Service]]
| Security account system for network-connected instrumentation; optional
|-
| [[#National Instruments PSP Server Locator|National Instruments PSP Server Locator]]
| Publish/Subscribe Protocol server for network-connected instrumentation
|-
| [[#National Instruments Time Synchronization|National Instruments Time Synchronization]]
|
|-
| [[#National Instruments Variable Engine|National Instruments Variable Engine]]
| used for "network published shared variables"
|-
| [[#NI Configuration Manager|NI Configuration Manager]]
|
|-
| [[#NI Service Locator|NI Service Locator]]
| NI proprietary port-mapper
|-
| [[#NILM License Manager|NILM License Manager]]
| used for network "floating licenses"
|-
| [[#OpcEnum|OpcEnum]]
| "OLE for Process Control" protocol
|-
| [[#Lookout Citadel Server|Lookout Citadel Server]]
| data logging database used by older/legal software (?)
|-
| [[#NI-488.2 Enumeration Service|NI-488.2 Enumeration Service]]
| Finds GPIB devices
|}

== Details ==

=== National Instruments Domain Service ===

* Appears to be a NI proprietary user/group account system <ref>LabVIEW 8 Help, "Security Domains and the Domain Account Manager (Windows)"</ref>
* Does not appear to have any relationship to Microsoft NT/Active Directory domains (Windows network accounts/logons)
* Uses NI-PSP to find domains <ref>LabVIEW 8.2 Help, "[http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361B-01/lvconcepts/domain_manager/ Managing Domains Using the Domain Account Manager (Windows)]"</ref>

=== National Instruments PSP Server Locator ===

* [[NI-PSP]] = Publish/Subscribe Protocol <ref>LabVIEW 8.2 Help, "[http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361B-01/lvconcepts/ni_psp/ NI-PSP Networking Technology]"</ref>
* Presumably lets software find PSP servers on the network

=== National Instruments Time Synchronization ===

* Presumably lets network computers/equipment keep their clocks in sync
* Note that many OSes have their own time sync service, which may "fight" with other time sync systems

=== National Instruments Variable Engine ===

* FIXME document this

=== NI Configuration Manager ===

* What exactly this does is unclear, but many NI components stop working if it isn't running
** [[MAX]] will complain "There was a problem connecting to the database"

=== OpcEnum ===

* OPC = "OLE for Process Control", a protocol commonly used with industrial automation equipment (e.g., PLCs)
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OLE_for_process_control Wikipedia: OLE for Process Control]

=== Lookout Citadel Server ===

* FIXME document this

=== NILM License Manager ===

* This is part of the network license manager
* Apparently a semi-custom version of FLEXlm/FLEXnet <ref>NI KB 489FTAXT, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/A7E35027BA1C35A7862572B90078BA3E Why Does "NILM License Manager" Show Up in LMTOOLS?]"</ref>

=== NI-488.2 Enumeration Service ===

* Populates the <code>GPIB.INI</code> file <ref>NI KB 2NPCDRAL, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/8311FFF18B5308ED86256C0200653B3B Using NI-488.2 Troubleshooting Wizard]"</ref>

=== NI Service Locator ===

* This appears to be an NI proprietary port-mapper
* A "port mapper" is a type of service which lets programs find other services by name, rather than using a fixed TCP port number.
* Try http://localhost:3580/dumpinfo on the computer running the NI Service Locator
* NI KB 37BF79OH, [http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/227453F884CE035386256E55007A303D What Is The NI Service Locator And How Do I Troubleshoot?]"
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portmap Wikipedia: Portmap] - Another port-mapper (no relation to the NI one)

== See also ==

* LAVA Forum post "[http://forums.lavag.org/Reducing-NI-Footprint-Disabling-Services-and-Un-necessary-Tasks-t13378.html Reducing NI Footprint (Disabling Services and Un-necessary Tasks)]"

== Footnotes ==
<references/>

MAX

2009-04-29T01:35:48Z

DragonHawk: #REDIRECT Measurement and Automation Explorer

#REDIRECT [[Measurement and Automation Explorer]]

List of acronyms

2009-04-29T01:34:44Z

DragonHawk: switch to wiki format bullet list (easier to read and edit)

Acronyms and abbreviations:

* A/D - Analog/Digital
* ADatP - Automated Data Processing
* AKA - Also Known As
* ANSI - American National Standards Institute
* API - Application Programming Interfaces
* ASCII - American Standard Code for Information Interchange
* BTW - By The Way
* BYOB - Bring Your Own Beer
* CAPTCHA - Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart ... an example would be the questions at the end of online forums that says "type the word you see in this image to continue." They're supposed to filter out robots and automated systems and only allow real sentient beings to continue.
* CCT - [[Code Capture Tool]]<br/>
* DA - Dumb @$$
* DAQ / DAQmx - Data Acquisition
* DB - Database
* DILLIGAF - Do I Look Like I Give A F#ck?
* DIY - Do It Yourself
* DMA - Direct Memory Access
* FIFO - First In, First Out
* FKA - Formerly Known As
* FYI - For Your Information
* GL - Graphics Language
* GNU - GNU's Not Unix
* GOOP - Graphical Object-Oriented Programming; see also LVOOP and LabVOOP
* GPL - GNU General Public License
* GPS - Global Positioning System
* GUI - Graphical User Interface
* GUID - Globally Unique IDentifier
* HF - High Frequency
* HH - Homework Hustlers
* HTML - HyperText Markup Language
* IMHO = In My Humble Opinion
* IMNSHO - In My Not So Humble Opinion
* IMO - In My Opinion
* IP - Internet Protocol
* IR - Infrared
* IT - Information Technology
* JDK - Java Development Kit
* JK - Just Kidding
* JVM - Java Virtual Machine
* LabVOOP - LabVIEW Object Oriented Programming; this version is not preferred by NI (as of July 2007) but is easier to pronounce and may gain currency given time.
* LED - Light-Emitting Diode
* LF - Low Frequency
* LIFO - Last In, First Out
* LOL - Laughing Out Loud
* LVOOP - LabVIEW Object Oriented Programming; see also GOOP and LabVOOP
* LQTM - Laughing Quietly To Myself
* MAX - [[MAX|Measurement & Automation Explorer]]
* MXI - Measurement eXtensions for Instrumentation
* MYOB - Mind Your Own Business
* NaN - Not A Number
* N00b - Newbie
* ODBC - Open DataBase Connectivity
* OEM - Original Equipment Manufacturer
* OMG - Oh, My God!
* OO - Object Oriented
* P2P - Peer-to-Peer
* PCI - Peripheral Component Interconnect
* PS - Post Scriptum (Latin, "written after")
* PS - Power Supply
* PXI - PCI eXtensions for Instrumentation
* RT - Real Time
* RTFM - Read The F#cking/Fine Manual
* RTSI - Real-Time System Integration
* TCP - Transmission Control Protocol
* TMI - Too Much Information
* VBA - Visual Basic for Applications
* VI - Virtual Instrument
* VISTA : Virus Inside Switch To Apple
* VIT - Virtual Instrument Template
* VOIP - Voice Over Internet Protocol
* W3C - World Wide Web Consortium
* WTF - What The F#ck? ... sometimes voiced using the US military names for the letters, "Whisky Tango Foxtrot?!"
* XML - eXtensible Markup Language

[[Category:Lists]]

Measurement & Automation Explorer

2009-04-29T01:31:36Z

DragonHawk: #REDIRECT Measurement and Automation Explorer

#REDIRECT [[Measurement and Automation Explorer]]

Measurement and Automation Explorer

2009-04-29T01:31:13Z

DragonHawk: creating with "and" as ampersand (&) appears to give the wiki heartburn

Measurement & Automation Explorer (MAX) is a tool to manage various NI components. One use is to configure a GPIB interface and then find instruments on the GPIB bus.

MAX can manage:
* Interchangeable Virtual Instruments (IVIs)
* Instrument interface controllers (e.g., GPIB)
* Instrument connections (VISA, Ethernet, VXI)

Measurement & Automation Explorer

2009-04-29T01:29:20Z

DragonHawk: stub documentation for Measurement & Automation Explorer

List of background services installed by NI components

2009-04-29T01:20:49Z

DragonHawk: /* National Instruments Time Synchronization */ add some incomplete info

Services installed by National Instruments products.

== Summary ==
{{TOCright}}

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Service Name
! Summary Description
|-
| [[#National Instruments Domain Service|National Instruments Domain Service]]
| Security account system for network-connected instrumentation; optional
|-
| [[#National Instruments PSP Server Locator|National Instruments PSP Server Locator]]
| Publish/Subscribe Protocol server for network-connected instrumentation
|-
| [[#National Instruments Time Synchronization|National Instruments Time Synchronization]]
|
|-
| [[#National Instruments Variable Engine|National Instruments Variable Engine]]
| used for "network published shared variables"
|-
| [[#NI Configuration Manager|NI Configuration Manager]]
|
|-
| [[#NI Service Locator|NI Service Locator]]
| NI proprietary port-mapper
|-
| [[#NILM License Manager|NILM License Manager]]
| used for network "floating licenses"
|-
| [[#OpcEnum|OpcEnum]]
| "OLE for Process Control" protocol
|-
| [[#Lookout Citadel Server|Lookout Citadel Server]]
| data logging database used by older/legal software (?)
|-
| [[#NI-488.2 Enumeration Service|NI-488.2 Enumeration Service]]
| Finds GPIB devices
|}

== Details ==

=== National Instruments Domain Service ===

* Appears to be a NI proprietary user/group account system <ref>LabVIEW 8 Help, "Security Domains and the Domain Account Manager (Windows)"</ref>
* Does not appear to have any relationship to Microsoft NT/Active Directory domains (Windows network accounts/logons)
* Uses NI-PSP to find domains <ref>LabVIEW 8.2 Help, "[http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361B-01/lvconcepts/domain_manager/ Managing Domains Using the Domain Account Manager (Windows)]"</ref>

=== National Instruments PSP Server Locator ===

* [[NI-PSP]] = Publish/Subscribe Protocol <ref>LabVIEW 8.2 Help, "[http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361B-01/lvconcepts/ni_psp/ NI-PSP Networking Technology]"</ref>
* Presumably lets software find PSP servers on the network

=== National Instruments Time Synchronization ===

* Presumably lets network computers/equipment keep their clocks in sync
* Note that many OSes have their own time sync service, which may "fight" with other time sync systems

=== National Instruments Variable Engine ===

* FIXME document this

=== NI Configuration Manager ===

* FIXME document this

=== OpcEnum ===

* OPC = "OLE for Process Control", a protocol commonly used with industrial automation equipment (e.g., PLCs)
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OLE_for_process_control Wikipedia: OLE for Process Control]

=== Lookout Citadel Server ===

* FIXME document this

=== NILM License Manager ===

* This is part of the network license manager
* Apparently a semi-custom version of FLEXlm/FLEXnet <ref>NI KB 489FTAXT, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/A7E35027BA1C35A7862572B90078BA3E Why Does "NILM License Manager" Show Up in LMTOOLS?]"</ref>

=== NI-488.2 Enumeration Service ===

* Populates the <code>GPIB.INI</code> file <ref>NI KB 2NPCDRAL, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/8311FFF18B5308ED86256C0200653B3B Using NI-488.2 Troubleshooting Wizard]"</ref>

=== NI Service Locator ===

* This appears to be an NI proprietary port-mapper
* A "port mapper" is a type of service which lets programs find other services by name, rather than using a fixed TCP port number.
* Try http://localhost:3580/dumpinfo on the computer running the NI Service Locator
* NI KB 37BF79OH, [http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/227453F884CE035386256E55007A303D What Is The NI Service Locator And How Do I Troubleshoot?]"
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portmap Wikipedia: Portmap] - Another port-mapper (no relation to the NI one)

== See also ==

* LAVA Forum post "[http://forums.lavag.org/Reducing-NI-Footprint-Disabling-Services-and-Un-necessary-Tasks-t13378.html Reducing NI Footprint (Disabling Services and Un-necessary Tasks)]"

== Footnotes ==
<references/>

List of background services installed by NI components

2009-04-29T01:18:29Z

DragonHawk: /* OpcEnum */ add some incomplete info

Services installed by National Instruments products.

== Summary ==
{{TOCright}}

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Service Name
! Summary Description
|-
| [[#National Instruments Domain Service|National Instruments Domain Service]]
| Security account system for network-connected instrumentation; optional
|-
| [[#National Instruments PSP Server Locator|National Instruments PSP Server Locator]]
| Publish/Subscribe Protocol server for network-connected instrumentation
|-
| [[#National Instruments Time Synchronization|National Instruments Time Synchronization]]
|
|-
| [[#National Instruments Variable Engine|National Instruments Variable Engine]]
| used for "network published shared variables"
|-
| [[#NI Configuration Manager|NI Configuration Manager]]
|
|-
| [[#NI Service Locator|NI Service Locator]]
| NI proprietary port-mapper
|-
| [[#NILM License Manager|NILM License Manager]]
| used for network "floating licenses"
|-
| [[#OpcEnum|OpcEnum]]
| "OLE for Process Control" protocol
|-
| [[#Lookout Citadel Server|Lookout Citadel Server]]
| data logging database used by older/legal software (?)
|-
| [[#NI-488.2 Enumeration Service|NI-488.2 Enumeration Service]]
| Finds GPIB devices
|}

== Details ==

=== National Instruments Domain Service ===

* Appears to be a NI proprietary user/group account system <ref>LabVIEW 8 Help, "Security Domains and the Domain Account Manager (Windows)"</ref>
* Does not appear to have any relationship to Microsoft NT/Active Directory domains (Windows network accounts/logons)
* Uses NI-PSP to find domains <ref>LabVIEW 8.2 Help, "[http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361B-01/lvconcepts/domain_manager/ Managing Domains Using the Domain Account Manager (Windows)]"</ref>

=== National Instruments PSP Server Locator ===

* [[NI-PSP]] = Publish/Subscribe Protocol <ref>LabVIEW 8.2 Help, "[http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361B-01/lvconcepts/ni_psp/ NI-PSP Networking Technology]"</ref>
* Presumably lets software find PSP servers on the network

=== National Instruments Time Synchronization ===

* FIXME document this

=== National Instruments Variable Engine ===

* FIXME document this

=== NI Configuration Manager ===

* FIXME document this

=== OpcEnum ===

* OPC = "OLE for Process Control", a protocol commonly used with industrial automation equipment (e.g., PLCs)
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OLE_for_process_control Wikipedia: OLE for Process Control]

=== Lookout Citadel Server ===

* FIXME document this

=== NILM License Manager ===

* This is part of the network license manager
* Apparently a semi-custom version of FLEXlm/FLEXnet <ref>NI KB 489FTAXT, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/A7E35027BA1C35A7862572B90078BA3E Why Does "NILM License Manager" Show Up in LMTOOLS?]"</ref>

=== NI-488.2 Enumeration Service ===

* Populates the <code>GPIB.INI</code> file <ref>NI KB 2NPCDRAL, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/8311FFF18B5308ED86256C0200653B3B Using NI-488.2 Troubleshooting Wizard]"</ref>

=== NI Service Locator ===

* This appears to be an NI proprietary port-mapper
* A "port mapper" is a type of service which lets programs find other services by name, rather than using a fixed TCP port number.
* Try http://localhost:3580/dumpinfo on the computer running the NI Service Locator
* NI KB 37BF79OH, [http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/227453F884CE035386256E55007A303D What Is The NI Service Locator And How Do I Troubleshoot?]"
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portmap Wikipedia: Portmap] - Another port-mapper (no relation to the NI one)

== See also ==

* LAVA Forum post "[http://forums.lavag.org/Reducing-NI-Footprint-Disabling-Services-and-Un-necessary-Tasks-t13378.html Reducing NI Footprint (Disabling Services and Un-necessary Tasks)]"

== Footnotes ==
<references/>

List of background services installed by NI components

2009-04-29T01:16:50Z

DragonHawk: close tag

Services installed by National Instruments products.

== Summary ==
{{TOCright}}

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Service Name
! Summary Description
|-
| [[#National Instruments Domain Service|National Instruments Domain Service]]
| Security account system for network-connected instrumentation; optional
|-
| [[#National Instruments PSP Server Locator|National Instruments PSP Server Locator]]
| Publish/Subscribe Protocol server for network-connected instrumentation
|-
| [[#National Instruments Time Synchronization|National Instruments Time Synchronization]]
|
|-
| [[#National Instruments Variable Engine|National Instruments Variable Engine]]
| used for "network published shared variables"
|-
| [[#NI Configuration Manager|NI Configuration Manager]]
|
|-
| [[#NI Service Locator|NI Service Locator]]
| NI proprietary port-mapper
|-
| [[#NILM License Manager|NILM License Manager]]
| used for network "floating licenses"
|-
| [[#OpcEnum|OpcEnum]]
| "OLE for Process Control" protocol
|-
| [[#Lookout Citadel Server|Lookout Citadel Server]]
| data logging database used by older/legal software (?)
|-
| [[#NI-488.2 Enumeration Service|NI-488.2 Enumeration Service]]
| Finds GPIB devices
|}

== Details ==

=== National Instruments Domain Service ===

* Appears to be a NI proprietary user/group account system <ref>LabVIEW 8 Help, "Security Domains and the Domain Account Manager (Windows)"</ref>
* Does not appear to have any relationship to Microsoft NT/Active Directory domains (Windows network accounts/logons)
* Uses NI-PSP to find domains <ref>LabVIEW 8.2 Help, "[http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361B-01/lvconcepts/domain_manager/ Managing Domains Using the Domain Account Manager (Windows)]"</ref>

=== National Instruments PSP Server Locator ===

* [[NI-PSP]] = Publish/Subscribe Protocol <ref>LabVIEW 8.2 Help, "[http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361B-01/lvconcepts/ni_psp/ NI-PSP Networking Technology]"</ref>
* Presumably lets software find PSP servers on the network

=== National Instruments Time Synchronization ===

* FIXME document this

=== National Instruments Variable Engine ===

* FIXME document this

=== NI Configuration Manager ===

* FIXME document this

=== OpcEnum ===

* FIXME document this

=== Lookout Citadel Server ===

* FIXME document this

=== NILM License Manager ===

* This is part of the network license manager
* Apparently a semi-custom version of FLEXlm/FLEXnet <ref>NI KB 489FTAXT, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/A7E35027BA1C35A7862572B90078BA3E Why Does "NILM License Manager" Show Up in LMTOOLS?]"</ref>

=== NI-488.2 Enumeration Service ===

* Populates the <code>GPIB.INI</code> file <ref>NI KB 2NPCDRAL, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/8311FFF18B5308ED86256C0200653B3B Using NI-488.2 Troubleshooting Wizard]"</ref>

=== NI Service Locator ===

* This appears to be an NI proprietary port-mapper
* A "port mapper" is a type of service which lets programs find other services by name, rather than using a fixed TCP port number.
* Try http://localhost:3580/dumpinfo on the computer running the NI Service Locator
* NI KB 37BF79OH, [http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/227453F884CE035386256E55007A303D What Is The NI Service Locator And How Do I Troubleshoot?]"
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portmap Wikipedia: Portmap] - Another port-mapper (no relation to the NI one)

== See also ==

* LAVA Forum post "[http://forums.lavag.org/Reducing-NI-Footprint-Disabling-Services-and-Un-necessary-Tasks-t13378.html Reducing NI Footprint (Disabling Services and Un-necessary Tasks)]"

== Footnotes ==
<references/>

List of background services installed by NI components

2009-04-29T01:15:48Z

DragonHawk: /* National Instruments PSP Server Locator */ add some incomplete info

Services installed by National Instruments products.

== Summary ==
{{TOCright}}

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Service Name
! Summary Description
|-
| [[#National Instruments Domain Service|National Instruments Domain Service]]
| Security account system for network-connected instrumentation; optional
|-
| [[#National Instruments PSP Server Locator|National Instruments PSP Server Locator]]
| Publish/Subscribe Protocol server for network-connected instrumentation
|-
| [[#National Instruments Time Synchronization|National Instruments Time Synchronization]]
|
|-
| [[#National Instruments Variable Engine|National Instruments Variable Engine]]
| used for "network published shared variables"
|-
| [[#NI Configuration Manager|NI Configuration Manager]]
|
|-
| [[#NI Service Locator|NI Service Locator]]
| NI proprietary port-mapper
|-
| [[#NILM License Manager|NILM License Manager]]
| used for network "floating licenses"
|-
| [[#OpcEnum|OpcEnum]]
| "OLE for Process Control" protocol
|-
| [[#Lookout Citadel Server|Lookout Citadel Server]]
| data logging database used by older/legal software (?)
|-
| [[#NI-488.2 Enumeration Service|NI-488.2 Enumeration Service]]
| Finds GPIB devices
|}

== Details ==

=== National Instruments Domain Service ===

* Appears to be a NI proprietary user/group account system <ref>LabVIEW 8 Help, "Security Domains and the Domain Account Manager (Windows)"</ref>
* Does not appear to have any relationship to Microsoft NT/Active Directory domains (Windows network accounts/logons)
* Uses NI-PSP to find domains <ref>LabVIEW 8.2 Help, "[http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361B-01/lvconcepts/domain_manager/ Managing Domains Using the Domain Account Manager (Windows)]"</ref>

=== National Instruments PSP Server Locator ===

* [[NI-PSP]] = Publish/Subscribe Protocol <ref>LabVIEW 8.2 Help, "[http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361B-01/lvconcepts/ni_psp/ NI-PSP Networking Technology]"
* Presumably lets software find PSP servers on the network

=== National Instruments Time Synchronization ===

* FIXME document this

=== National Instruments Variable Engine ===

* FIXME document this

=== NI Configuration Manager ===

* FIXME document this

=== OpcEnum ===

* FIXME document this

=== Lookout Citadel Server ===

* FIXME document this

=== NILM License Manager ===

* This is part of the network license manager
* Apparently a semi-custom version of FLEXlm/FLEXnet <ref>NI KB 489FTAXT, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/A7E35027BA1C35A7862572B90078BA3E Why Does "NILM License Manager" Show Up in LMTOOLS?]"</ref>

=== NI-488.2 Enumeration Service ===

* Populates the <code>GPIB.INI</code> file <ref>NI KB 2NPCDRAL, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/8311FFF18B5308ED86256C0200653B3B Using NI-488.2 Troubleshooting Wizard]"</ref>

=== NI Service Locator ===

* This appears to be an NI proprietary port-mapper
* A "port mapper" is a type of service which lets programs find other services by name, rather than using a fixed TCP port number.
* Try http://localhost:3580/dumpinfo on the computer running the NI Service Locator
* NI KB 37BF79OH, [http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/227453F884CE035386256E55007A303D What Is The NI Service Locator And How Do I Troubleshoot?]"
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portmap Wikipedia: Portmap] - Another port-mapper (no relation to the NI one)

== See also ==

* LAVA Forum post "[http://forums.lavag.org/Reducing-NI-Footprint-Disabling-Services-and-Un-necessary-Tasks-t13378.html Reducing NI Footprint (Disabling Services and Un-necessary Tasks)]"

== Footnotes ==
<references/>

List of background services installed by NI components

2009-04-29T01:10:06Z

DragonHawk: /* National Instruments Domain Service */ found more info

Services installed by National Instruments products.

== Summary ==
{{TOCright}}

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Service Name
! Summary Description
|-
| [[#National Instruments Domain Service|National Instruments Domain Service]]
| Security account system for network-connected instrumentation; optional
|-
| [[#National Instruments PSP Server Locator|National Instruments PSP Server Locator]]
| Publish/Subscribe Protocol server for network-connected instrumentation
|-
| [[#National Instruments Time Synchronization|National Instruments Time Synchronization]]
|
|-
| [[#National Instruments Variable Engine|National Instruments Variable Engine]]
| used for "network published shared variables"
|-
| [[#NI Configuration Manager|NI Configuration Manager]]
|
|-
| [[#NI Service Locator|NI Service Locator]]
| NI proprietary port-mapper
|-
| [[#NILM License Manager|NILM License Manager]]
| used for network "floating licenses"
|-
| [[#OpcEnum|OpcEnum]]
| "OLE for Process Control" protocol
|-
| [[#Lookout Citadel Server|Lookout Citadel Server]]
| data logging database used by older/legal software (?)
|-
| [[#NI-488.2 Enumeration Service|NI-488.2 Enumeration Service]]
| Finds GPIB devices
|}

== Details ==

=== National Instruments Domain Service ===

* Appears to be a NI proprietary user/group account system <ref>LabVIEW 8 Help, "Security Domains and the Domain Account Manager (Windows)"</ref>
* Does not appear to have any relationship to Microsoft NT/Active Directory domains (Windows network accounts/logons)
* Uses NI-PSP to find domains <ref>LabVIEW 8.2 Help, "[http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361B-01/lvconcepts/domain_manager/ Managing Domains Using the Domain Account Manager (Windows)]"</ref>

=== National Instruments PSP Server Locator ===

* FIXME document this

=== National Instruments Time Synchronization ===

* FIXME document this

=== National Instruments Variable Engine ===

* FIXME document this

=== NI Configuration Manager ===

* FIXME document this

=== OpcEnum ===

* FIXME document this

=== Lookout Citadel Server ===

* FIXME document this

=== NILM License Manager ===

* This is part of the network license manager
* Apparently a semi-custom version of FLEXlm/FLEXnet <ref>NI KB 489FTAXT, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/A7E35027BA1C35A7862572B90078BA3E Why Does "NILM License Manager" Show Up in LMTOOLS?]"</ref>

=== NI-488.2 Enumeration Service ===

* Populates the <code>GPIB.INI</code> file <ref>NI KB 2NPCDRAL, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/8311FFF18B5308ED86256C0200653B3B Using NI-488.2 Troubleshooting Wizard]"</ref>

=== NI Service Locator ===

* This appears to be an NI proprietary port-mapper
* A "port mapper" is a type of service which lets programs find other services by name, rather than using a fixed TCP port number.
* Try http://localhost:3580/dumpinfo on the computer running the NI Service Locator
* NI KB 37BF79OH, [http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/227453F884CE035386256E55007A303D What Is The NI Service Locator And How Do I Troubleshoot?]"
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portmap Wikipedia: Portmap] - Another port-mapper (no relation to the NI one)

== See also ==

* LAVA Forum post "[http://forums.lavag.org/Reducing-NI-Footprint-Disabling-Services-and-Un-necessary-Tasks-t13378.html Reducing NI Footprint (Disabling Services and Un-necessary Tasks)]"

== Footnotes ==
<references/>

List of background services installed by NI components

2009-04-29T01:08:36Z

DragonHawk: /* National Instruments Domain Service */ flesh this out

List of background services installed by NI components

2009-04-29T01:03:46Z

DragonHawk: stub the details sections for all the other services

List of background services installed by NI components

2009-04-29T01:01:24Z

DragonHawk: hyperlink entries in summary table

List of background services installed by NI components

2009-04-29T00:58:57Z

DragonHawk: details on license manager

Services installed by National Instruments products.

== Summary ==
{{TOCright}}

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Service Name
! Summary Description
|-
| National Instruments Domain Service
| Security account system for network-connected instrumentation; optional
|-
| National Instruments PSP Server Locator
| Publish/Subscribe Protocol server for network-connected instrumentation
|-
| National Instruments Time Synchronization
|
|-
| National Instruments Variable Engine
| used for "network published shared variables"
|-
| NI Configuration Manager
|
|-
| NI Service Locator
| NI proprietary port-mapper
|-
| NILM License Manager
| used for network "floating licenses"
|-
| OpcEnum
| "OLE for Process Control" protocol
|-
| Lookout Citadel Server
| data logging database used by older/legal software (?)
|-
| NI-488.2 Enumeration Service
| Finds GPIB devices
|}

== Details ==

=== NILM License Manager ===

* This is part of the network license manager
* Apparently a semi-custom version of FLEXlm/FLEXnet <ref>NI KB 489FTAXT, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/A7E35027BA1C35A7862572B90078BA3E Why Does "NILM License Manager" Show Up in LMTOOLS?]"</ref>

=== NI-488.2 Enumeration Service ===

* Populates the <code>GPIB.INI</code> file <ref>NI KB 2NPCDRAL, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/8311FFF18B5308ED86256C0200653B3B Using NI-488.2 Troubleshooting Wizard]"</ref>

=== NI Service Locator ===

* This appears to be an NI proprietary port-mapper
* A "port mapper" is a type of service which lets programs find other services by name, rather than using a fixed TCP port number.
* Try http://localhost:3580/dumpinfo on the computer running the NI Service Locator
* NI KB 37BF79OH, [http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/227453F884CE035386256E55007A303D What Is The NI Service Locator And How Do I Troubleshoot?]"
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portmap Wikipedia: Portmap] - Another port-mapper (no relation to the NI one)

== See also ==

* LAVA Forum post "[http://forums.lavag.org/Reducing-NI-Footprint-Disabling-Services-and-Un-necessary-Tasks-t13378.html Reducing NI Footprint (Disabling Services and Un-necessary Tasks)]"

== Footnotes ==
<references/>

Other Pages

2009-04-29T00:54:48Z

DragonHawk: add NI services

*[[OpenG]]
*[[File IO]]
*[[Invoke Node]]
*[[Style Guide]]
*[[For Loop]]
*[[While Loop]]
*[[Typecast]]
*[[Numeric]]
*[[Globals]]
*[[Property Node]]
*[[Recursion]]
*[[NIweek]]
*[[error cluster|The Error Cluster]]
*[[Acronyms]]
*[[File extension]]
*[[Data type]]
*[[Producer consumer]]
*[[VI scripting|VI Scripting]]
*[[Race Condition]]
*[[Queue]]
*[[Lessons learned from plugins]]
*[[Fun stuff]]
*[[Buffer Allocation]]
*[[Memory management]]
*[[Benchmarking]]
*[[Subroutine]]
*[[NI services]]

List of background services installed by NI components

2009-04-29T00:53:54Z

DragonHawk: starting a page to document all these National Instruments services installed by LabVIEW, NI-488.2, etc.

Services installed by National Instruments products.

== Summary ==
{{TOCright}}

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Service Name
! Summary Description
|-
| National Instruments Domain Service
| Security account system for network-connected instrumentation; optional
|-
| National Instruments PSP Server Locator
| Publish/Subscribe Protocol server for network-connected instrumentation
|-
| National Instruments Time Synchronization
|
|-
| National Instruments Variable Engine
| used for "network published shared variables"
|-
| NI Configuration Manager
|
|-
| NI Service Locator
| NI proprietary port-mapper
|-
| NILM License Manager
| used for network "floating licenses"
|-
| OpcEnum
| "OLE for Process Control" protocol
|-
| Lookout Citadel Server
| data logging database used by older/legal software (?)
|-
| NI-488.2 Enumeration Service
| Finds GPIB devices
|}

== Details ==

=== NI-488.2 Enumeration Service ===

* Populates the <code>GPIB.INI</code> file <ref>NI KB Article 2NPCDRAL, "[http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/8311FFF18B5308ED86256C0200653B3B Using NI-488.2 Troubleshooting Wizard]"</ref>

=== NI Service Locator ===

* This appears to be an NI proprietary port-mapper
* A "port mapper" is a type of service which lets programs find other services by name, rather than using a fixed TCP port number.
* Try http://localhost:3580/dumpinfo on the computer running the NI Service Locator
* NI KB Article 37BF79OH, [http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/227453F884CE035386256E55007A303D What Is The NI Service Locator And How Do I Troubleshoot?]"
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portmap Wikipedia: Portmap] - Another port-mapper (no relation to the NI one)

== See also ==

* LAVA Forum post "[http://forums.lavag.org/Reducing-NI-Footprint-Disabling-Services-and-Un-necessary-Tasks-t13378.html Reducing NI Footprint (Disabling Services and Un-necessary Tasks)]"

== Footnotes ==
<references/>