You must create several Windows service accounts to run the optional Commerce Server 2007 application services. You can create the Windows service accounts on a domain controller that handles security and authentication for the computer on which you install Commerce Server 2007. If you cannot create the Windows service accounts as domain accounts, you can create the Windows service accounts as local accounts on the computer on which you install Commerce Server 2007.
The following optional Commerce Server 2007 application services are available to configure when you install Commerce Server 2007:
- Commerce Server Staging Service (CSS)
- Commerce Server Health Monitoring Service (CSHealthMonitor)
- Commerce Server VSS Writer Service (CSVSSWriter)
- Commerce Server Direct Mailer Service (DMLService)
To run the optional Commerce Server 2007 application services, you must create the following Windows service accounts before you install Commerce Server 2007.
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| Windows service account | Description |
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| CSStageSvc | Commerce Server 2007 uses the CSStageSvc account to run the Commerce Server Staging Service. |
| CSHealthMonitorSvc | Commerce Server 2007 uses the CSHealthMonitorSvc account to run the Commerce Server Health Monitoring Service. |
| CS Installer | Commerce Server 2007 uses the CS Installer account to run the Commerce Server VSS Writer Service. The CS Installer account must be the same account that you use to install Commerce Server 2007. |
| CSDMSvc | Commerce Server 2007 uses the CSDMSvc account to run the Commerce Server Direct Mailer Service. |
For more information about how to create user accounts and about how to install Commerce Server 2007, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
After you create the CSDMSvc account, you must delete the WMI value from the
DependOnService String value for the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\DMLService