After installation, AppWeb is normally started automatically as a system service or system daemon by default. You can change this behavior and only start AppWeb manually if you wish.
This page gives information about starting and stopping AppWeb as a system service. Before you can run AppWeb as a service, you must first stop any running instance of AppWeb. See Starting and Stopping AppWeb for how to stop AppWeb if it is running manually. Controlling AppWeb as a Windows ServiceStarting and Stopping AppWeb as a ServiceTo start or stop AppWeb as a service, use the Windows services control applet. To invoke the applet, right click on My Computer and select Manage. Then click on Services and Applications in the left-hand pane. Select Services underneath and then scroll in the right pane to find Mbedthis AppWeb. Double click on this and select Start, Stop, Pause or Resume as required.NOTE: If you reboot your system, AppWeb will still be automatically started by the Windows Service Manager unless you change the Startup Type to be manual. Removing AppWeb as a ServiceTo permanently stop AppWeb running as a Windows Service, run the following command:appWeb -u To reinstall AppWeb to run as a Windows Service, run the following command: appWeb -i "none" You may replace "none" other appWeb command options inside quotes. These options will take effect when Windows starts AppWeb after a system reboot. You will still need to start the service via the Services control applet once AppWeb is reinstalled as a service.
Controlling AppWeb as a Linux Daemon
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