Manage Service Commands
In RHEL7, the operation of the service command is not the same as CENTOS7 and Rhel6, RHEL6 uses the service, Chkconfig, and so on, while the RHEL7 command is systemctl.
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Managing resources and monitoring processes
This function is similar to the task manager of the win system. Linux also has a variety of processes that keep the computer running. The process has a total of five states:
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The top command is used to monitor the activity and system load of a process, which is equivalent to a hardened version of task management
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pidof user queries the ID of a process, for example: P idof sshd
Killall the process used to end a particular ID Killoff 1299
NMCLI Connection Show view network card configuration information
NMCLI Device Status View online connection status
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