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How to check whether a service is started in centos

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How to check whether a service is started in centos

You can use the systemctl command to check whether the service has been started. The specific command is such as [systemctl status service name.service].

The .service after the service name can be omitted. This is a change after CenOS7 adopts systemd as the initialization process.

Systemctl is a systemd tool, mainly responsible for controlling the systemd system and service manager.

Systemd is a collection of system management daemons, tools and libraries used to replace the System V initial process. The function of Systemd is to centrally manage and configure Linux systems.

Take the network service network.service as an example:

systemctl status network.service

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