One shell command to disable other startup services

In linux, you can simply use a shell command to shut down other services that do not need to be started. You only need to keep the scheduled tasks, networks, ssh, and logs. Check the shell command: chkconfig -- list | grep3: on | \ grep-v & quot; crond \ | network \ | sshd \ | syslog & quot; | \ awk & #39; {print & quot; chkconfig & quot; $1 & quot; o

In linux, you can simply use a shell command to shut down other boot services that are not needed. You can only keep the scheduled tasks, networks, ssh, and logs, and check the shell command:

Chkconfig -- list | grep 3: on | \
Grep-v "crond \ | network \ | sshd \ | syslog" | \
Awk '{print "chkconfig" $1 "off"}' | sh

This shell command can be used in RedHat and Centos tests to successfully Disable other startup services. Other linux systems are unknown.