Set up JTL Worker

Foreword

In this article, we explain how you can set up JTL Worker as a Windows service for your JTL Wawi.

Prerequisites

• JTL-Wawi server

Set up JTL-Worker as a Windows service

First connect to your JTL-Wawi server via Remote Desktop.

Then use CTRL + R and enter powershell.exe to open a PowerShell and then execute the following command:\n

New-Item -Name "JTL-Software-GmbH" -ItemType Directory -Path "C:\Users\jtl-wawi\AppData\Local\"

If the user jtl-wawi does not exist for you, simply replace this part of the path with your user name.

Then open Explorer and navigate to the following directory:

C:\Program Files (x86)\JTL-Software

Then search for the following file:

C:\Program Files (x86)\JTL-Software\JTL-Worker Windows Service Install.bat

Execute the above file as Administrator:

In the following JTL login mask, enter the access data for the user to be used and confirm the login:

In the next step, use the access data of the desired Windows user to set up the JTL Worker as a service for this user. Then use the Install button to complete the setup of JTL Worker as a Windows service for the desired user:

Check the operability of the service

Then use CTRL + R and enter services.msc to start the Windows service management.

Then navigate to the JTL-Worker service, use the right mouse button and then the Start button to start the JTL-Worker as a Windows service.

Then open your JTL-Wawi application and log in to it with your user.

Via the top menu bar Admin → JTL-Worker-Status you can now see whether the JTL-Worker is working correctly: