You will get a timestamped message indicating the server is starting, a couple lines logging the initialization process, and another timestamped message saying the service managers are starting.
That message will be followed by a series of messages about the service managers, (one for the demos), and the services they support. This information describes the port each service manager is listening on followed by the services each manager supports and the URL path of each service. Under each service is a list of the commands each service accepts.
When the server is ready you'll get another timestamped message, followed by a dashed line. (The dashed line may come before all the service info finishes listing. This is a minor bug that doesn't affect the server's operation.)
Below the dashed line a one line message will be printed each time a client connects.
The EventWeb Server Controller can be used to stop the server. But, for the demos, there is no harm in just killing the server process, (Ctrl-C on Windows, Works on Linux too).