Throughout this book, we've been testing our service endpoints by running them with NServiceBus.Host.exe as a console process. This is really convenient for development; when we deploy it to a different environment, we need stability in a Windows service. Luckily, NServiceBus makes this ridiculously easy to do. The same NServiceBus host process that runs as a console process during development can install itself as a Windows service with a few simple command-line switches:

> NServiceBus.Host.exe -install [Profile(s)]
                       -serviceName="MyServiceName"
                       -displayName="My Service"
                       -description="Description of MyServiceName"
                       -username="mydomain\myusername"
                       -password="mypassword"

This is the basic command that will install an endpoint as a Windows service, allowing us to set the service name and description, and also to run the service under permissions other than...