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# Editran/FF Service

Through the Editran/FF Windows service, it will be possible to verify digital signatures before sending via Editran, perform the first automatic signature on the files, and send notification emails to users about files pending signature.

There are three options for installing the Service:

* Using the batch file *instala\_servFF\_reg.bat*. This batch creates the Editran/FF service based on the EditranFF installation path stored in the HKEY\_LOCAL\_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\INDRA\EDITRANFF\Installpath registry key.
* Using the batch instala\_servFF.bat. It is an alternative to the other installation batch. It takes the installation path as a parameter instead of looking it up in the Windows registry.

The usage is:

instala\_servFF.bat \[EditranFF installation path]

* Using a command:

The Windows command is used **sc** with the following syntax:

sc create EDITRANFF type= own start= auto error= normal BinPath=\[EDITRAN/FF installation path]\ServicioFF.exe DisplayName= "EDITRAN/FF"

The service must be started with an account that has administrator privileges.

![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/AKp9o4ESamTHpX42EKdv/blobs/6wxMJ58wvWWmJAJuG2Uy/image1.png)

Once configured, a service called EditranFF will appear in Windows Services and when it is started it will launch a program called ServicioFF.exe.

This service will listen for requests on TCP port 8300.


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