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We are building a window service that starts/stops other processes, and the communication between the UI and the service is with NetNamedPipe.
Every process have a host that can get shutdown call (still with NetNamedPipe in order to avoid port cross).
I have used it on my computer and when I moved it to the server it didn’t work (NetNamedPipe is not for cross network – now I know).
Is there any way to do this right?
If this is going to run on the local network, I would suggest using a TCP endpoint on your WCF service to connect to instead of the Named Pipe endpoint.