View commands for all services in linux

In a linux system, you can view the commands of all services in a linux system, you can choose to start or stop services, such as ftp, ssh, and telnet, but I forgot what the command is called ,... in a linux system, you can view the commands of all services in a linux system, you can choose to start or stop services, such as ftp, ssh, and telnet, but I forgot what the command is called. remember that it was sysconfig, however, this command is not available in the system. This command is "chkconfig -- list". The following describes the httpd service in linux as an example. # view the running status of the service at each level. chkconfig -- listhttpd 0: close 1: close 2: Close 3: close 4: Close 5: Enable 6: Disable bluetooth 0: close 1: close 2: Close 3: close 4: Close 5: close 6: close # stop HTTPD service www.2cto.com [root @ zhangxx etc] # service httpd stop httpd: [OK] # start httpd service [root @ zhangxx etc] # service httpd start httpd: [OK] # restart the HTTD service [root @ zhangxx etc] # service httpd restart stop httpd: [OK] start httpd: [OK] # Stop httpd at the running level when the machine starts [root @ zhangxx etc] # chkconfig -- level 345 httpd off [root @ zhangxx etc] # chkconfig -- list | grep httpdhttpd 0: close 1: close 2: Close 3: close 4: Close 5: close 6: close # enable httpd to start www.2cto.com [root @ zhangxx etc] # chkconfig -- level 345 httpd on [root @ zhangxx etc] # chkconfig -- list | grep httpdhttpd 0: disable 1: disable 2: disable 3: Enable 4: enable 5: Enable 6: disable [root @ zhangxx etc] # This article is from the fat shark Network