Windows各服务作用（国外英文资料）.doc

Windows各服务作用（国外英文资料） The xp system configures the utility service options In the Windows 2000 / XP / 2003 system, the service is to point to the specified system function program, routine, or processes, in order to support other programs, especially lower hardware (nearly) applications. Services can be published in Active Directory (Active Directory) through the network, thereby facilitating service centric management and usage. A service is an application type that runs in the background. Service application can usually be locally and through the network to provide users with some functions, such as client/server applications, Web servers, database servers, and other server-based applications. In addition to the default Settings for the system, general configurations refer to general usage; Network configuration means that the Internet is in the middle of a LAN. Single machine configuration is a single machine that does not have any network. Extreme configuration is a change in the pursuit of as many machine resources as possible. 1, the Alerter The service name: Alerter Process name: services. Exe The service is a service that sends an alert to an administrator when a system fails or sends an error message to the user. Unless your computer is in a LAN and has a network administrator, it can be set to manual or disabled in general. Default Settings: manual Common configuration: disabled Network configuration: disabled Stand-alone configuration: disabled Extreme configuration: disabled 2, Application Layer Gateway Service The service name: ALG Process name: alg. exe Functional specification: support for third-party plug-ins for Internet sharing and firewalls if you use Windows xps Internet sharing and firewall, this service must be enabled. It takes up about 1.5 MB of memory. Default Settings: manual Common configuration: manual Network configuration: automatic Stand-alone configuration: disabled Extreme configuration: disabled 3, Application Management The service