linux:redhat:redhat7:systemctl
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Systemctl
This a major change in RHEL 7 and so far so good.
It provides a lot more information.
Here is a very good link to more infromation and options available in systemctl
Starting and Stopping Services
Pretty basic stuff
To get a service started
systemctl start service-name
To stop a service
systemctl stop service-name
These does not return anything. So you need to check that the service is running. THere are 2 ways to do this:
1 systemctl status service name This will show you a green entry Active: active (running) if the service is running 2 systemctl is-active service-name This just retuns active or not
To ensure that the service restart on reboot of the server you need to ensure that the service is enabled
systemctl enable service name
This does not return anything. So to check that the service is enabled you again also have 2 options
1 systemctl status service Look on second line **Loaded** at the end of it it will mention enabled 2 systemctl is-enabled service name This just returns enabled if its enabled.
Finding out what Services are running
THis is a bit messier as there is so much information shown.
Easies way to do this is with
systemctl list-units
This is nice and basic if you want moreinformation..ie is it running then use
systemctl list-units --all
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