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 It is possible to add additional configuration directives to your services by modifying the **nssm.conf** file. It is possible to add additional configuration directives to your services by modifying the **nssm.conf** file.
  
-The file should be found at **c:\program files (x86)\optrix\ardi\drivers\nssm.conf**. You may find a sample file residing in the same directory. If you don't have an existing configuration file, create one in your preferred text editor.+The file should be found in the 'drivers' folder of your ARDI installation (ie. **c:\program files (x86)\optrix\ardi\drivers\nssm.conf**). You may find a sample file residing in the same directory. If you don't have an existing configuration file, create one in your preferred text editor.
  
-You can also override the settings for a //specific// driver by creating a file that includes the drivers unique port number. For example, the file **nssm12001.conf** will only apply to the driver with port number 12001. This gives you the ability to run different drivers as different users+These settings apply to **all services launched by ARDI**, such as drivers, alarm managers and consolidators
  
-This file contains additional NSSM settings for your new servicesThese will apply to both drivers and services that ARDI creates for you.+You can also override the settings for a //specific// driver by creating a file that includes the drivers unique port numberFor example, the file **nssm12001.conf** will only apply to the driver with port number 12001. This gives you the ability to run different drivers as different users
  
 +This file contains additional NSSM settings for your new services.
 ===Examples=== ===Examples===
  
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-You can use any settings found in the NSSM documentation. +You can use any settings found in the [[https://nssm.cc/commands|NSSM documentation]].