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Managing Services in Linux

Linux The System Services page is displayed after clicking on the System Services link on the Container Services dashboard. The page has two tabs: Standard and Xinetd.

The Standard tab is used to view all the services you are running on the Container except for the xinetd-dependent services. To see the xinetd-dependent services list, click the Xinetd tab. By default, 20 services are shown for each tab, but you may have more services displayed by pressing the appropriate link on top of the table. You may also have the System Services table display only those services that have a particular name or status. On top of the table, press the Show Search link to display the fields where you can specify the name or the status of the service you wish to view; then click on the Search link.

The Standard page presents a table reflecting the services inside the Container and providing the following information:

Column Name

Description

Name

The system ID of the service executable file.

Status

Indicates whether the service is running or not. A green arrow means that the service is running; a red cross - that it is stopped.

Autostart

If there is a green tick in this column, this service is started automatically on the Container startup; if a red cross - it is not.

You can perform the following actions on any service in the table:

Note: If you have just started the Container and opened the Services page, not all the services may have had enough time to start. Wait a little and refresh the page to update the state of the services.

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Managing xinetd-Dependent Services

Viewing Service Details

Viewing xinetd-Dependent Service Details

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