Linux/Systemd
From charlesreid1
Overview
Systemd is the initialization system, and is the new de-facto standard on most linux distributions.
To start or stop processes, use systemctl
$ systemctl restart samba
to check the status of a process:
$ systemctl status nfs-kernel-server
You can see if somethign is enabled using the is-enabled argument/otpion:
$ systemctl is-enabled ssh
Related
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linux networking all the pages for linux networking
Diagnosing network interfaces: Linux/Network Interfaces Connecting to nodes with ssh: Linux/SSH Bridging networks with ssh tunnels: Linux/SSH Linux file server nfs/smb/sshfs: Linux/File Server Samba on linux: Linux/Samba Automounting network shares on linux: Linux/Automount Network Shares Monitoring system resources: Linux/System Monitoring Linux systemd: Linux/Systemd
IP Schema (ipcalc): Linux/IP Schema DHCP Server: Linux/DHCP DNS Server: Linux/DNS NTP Server: Linux/NTP
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