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#Start mongodb server in windows windows#
So, in order for the command to be available in all folder directory or path, just add it in the environment variable of the Microsoft Windows operating system. But the command is available only in the binary folder of the MongoDB folder installation. Just by typing the ‘mongo’ command, the command will direct it to the MongoDB shell. The above image is displaying the actual process for executing the MongoDB shell. In order to access the MongoDB shell, just type ‘mongo’ as follows : The reason is because the command prompt is running with the Administrator account privilege. The above Windows Command Prompt appear in the ‘C:\Windows\system32’ as the current working directory.So, the command prompt will appear as follows : Just click it, or right click at the Command Prompt and then select the Run as administrator.
You can specify the MongoDB server to write the logs to a log file. mongod -dbpath C:\mongodb\data\db Write Logs to File
You can specify the MongoDB server to store the database data in different data directory. mongod -port 27018 Store Data to Different Directory You can start the MongoDB server to listen to different port number for connections. Listen to port 27017 for new connections.Store data in data directory C:\data\db.MongoDB server will be started with the following default settings: We can start MongoDB server without any command line options by executing the following command in Command Prompt window: mongod Start MongoDB without Command Line Options In this tutorial, we will show you how to start the MongoDB server with some command line options on Windows.