Problem with adding a server in Coldfusion Builder 3

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My Coldfusion 11 server is running in a virtual machine.

When I add a server I enter following data:

Server Name: CF KOV

Application Server: CF+Tomcat

Host name: 192.168.0.100

Webserver port: 8500

Select 'Is Remote'

This will add a server which status is 'Stopped'.

When I read the manual of Coldfusion Builder 3 I see that I have to start a Admin Server Instance with adminstart.bat
This adminstart.bat isn't installed.

Where can I find this bat file?

Should I stop the service 'ColdFusion 11 Application Server' and all other Coldfusion services?

While installing COldfusion 11 I used the option 'Server configuration' and not the 'JEE configuration'

[Kaif_Akbar]

Are you using this connecting ColdFusion server either for development or production?

If its development CF server, you can start this instance from your CF Builder3..

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It's a development server.

The status is 'stopped' and the server is running as a service. I can open the site running on the webserver.

What's going wrong?

Should I start it as a Admin Server Instance?

The adminstart.bat is not installed.

[Kaif_Akbar]

The best way for this would running CF server from your CF Builder 3 IDE, you can follow below steps for same:-

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1. Create CF Instance RDS configuration on CB3 IDE.
2. Make this CF instance as manual instead of automatic service in windows services.
3. Start your CF RDS instance in IDE to use it there.
4. While exiting IDE, stop this instance.

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The problem is int point 2: CF instance as manual

According the manual I need adminstart.bat to manually start CF:

Unzip the file AdminServerComponents.zip to {CFHome}

The following files are copied to {cfhome}/runtime/bin:

adminstart.bat

admin_jvm.config

adminstart.sh

The Admin Server instance is copied to {cfhome}/runtime/servers

This AdminServerComponents.zip is not installed with CF 11 nor with CB3.

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Found the file AdminServerComponents.zip on https://www.adobe.com/support/coldfusion/downloads.html

On another forum I read that it is easier to start and stp the server.

In the map {cfhome}/bin are 2 bat files: cfstart.bat and cfstop.bat.
These 2 bat files are part of the installation of Coldfusion.