To "install" Jenkins, just copy the .war file. It can be started with the .cmd file. There is also an installation package available for download. It will install the service, too, so no manual hassling needed.

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Mercurial

MSBuild

NUnit

Install as a windows service.

Enable Active Directory integration. Set up users. Test Active Directory integration at http://server/securityRealm/test. To log in to Hudson, use just your AD username, without specifying the domain in the input box.

Set up Mercurial path.

Set up MSBuild path to C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\msbuild.exe 

Create projects.

Create axes with parameter ProjectName and add the project names to the value list if the solution has multiple projects.

Create Axes with parameter Configuration and values "Test Stage Release". 

Set the build configuration to build in sequence.

Parameters are passed to MSBuild as -P:ParamName=ParamValue

In the MSBuild parameters set "/p:SolutionName=<solution name>". Use the absolute path for MSBuild Build File parameter (i.e. c:\blabla\CIBuild.xml).

To run NUnit tests, add the NUnit bin path to the Path environment variable. 

Then, in your build project, add a Windows batch file build task to have nunit-console run the tests in the test dlls. 

To allow running tests on .Net framework v4.0, apply the tips in the following article.

See attached runNUnitTests.cmd at the bottom of this page for a sample script that calls NUnit.

NUnit plugin can integrate unit test run results into Hudson.

Use "*.Tests.xml" as the parameter for NUnit plugif if using the attached batch file.

java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException: java.net.BindException: Address already in use: JVM_Bind

Remove Selenium plugins.

To remove a plugin, delete .hpi file.

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Command line for MSBuild looks like this: