Look at loading mod_event_socket and connecting using fs_cli, which provide you a remote CLI. This is the normal way to connect to FS when it's running in the background as a service. -Steve On 3 May 2011 08:08, Schenk, Oliver <OSchenk@wnr.com.au> wrote:

Hey All.

I usually start FreeSWITCH like this while testing:

...

FreeSWITCH.exe –nonat

While freeswitch is running and I am testing things a lot of notices and things will start being printed.

However, often the command line returns back to cmd.exe. I can see in the task manager that FreeSWITCH.exe is still running. When I try to run freeswitch again I get an error that the process pid is already locked.

Does anyone know how to connect back to the freeswitch command line? At the moment I have to Cntr-Alt-Delete and terminate the process in order to restart it.

Thanks,

*Oliver Schenk*

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