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Latest revision as of 11:50, 18 June 2015
The point of having a server is to run some services on them. Services are programs that are always on, even after a reboot.
Documents in this section
| Automount | Ups |
Start a service
Centos 6
/etc/init.d/<service name> start
Centos 7
systemctl start <service name>
Other useful service options are: status, stop, restart
Make a service permanent
If the service should start at reboot.
Centos 6
chkconfig <service name> on
Centos 7
systemctl enable <service name>
