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Linux services and daemons can be controlled with chkconfig command. chkconfig command is mainly used to set given service or daemon run level. In order to work with chkconfig command we need root privileges....
Ubuntu is popular Linux distributions used by millions. In order to access Ubuntu systems remotely we use ssh protocol. So in order to access and manage Ubuntu systems the ssh server should be installed and...
Nmap tool provides popular ports list as a database where this list is also used in network and service scans. Here is the list but before we will look the command which will list...
Nmap provides script scanning which gives nmap very flexible behavior to get more information and test about the target host. This feature is called Nmap Scripting Engine (NSE). NSE gives user the ability to...
Hardware manufacturers produces a lot of hardware. Some of these manufacturers like Dell, Hp, Huawei, Toshiba etc. sell these products to the corporations. So we can call these products as enterprise products. These products...
Operating systems run services to server operating system or user level features. These windows services generally starts in the startup and stopped at the shutdown. But some time we need to start service after...
Windows operating system provides different ways to manage remote systems. Telnet, RDP, VNC are some of them. But these options are generally bound to a graphical user interface. If we prefer command line interface...
Windows Powershell provides easy to use commands or command-lets to manage Windows systems. Powershell can be used to manage Windows Services and provides builtin command for related operations. Help Help information about Powershell Services...
Operating systems done jobs by running processes and tasks. One of the primary duty for an operating system is management of processes. All operating systems have different type of task manager. Windows have builtin...
Hi, today we will learn managing linux services with systemd or systemctl. While linux kernel booting, it loads drivers, mount file systems, starting memory management, creating system calls etc. But after that what? Linux...
