How Do I Restart a Linux Service?
Contents Type Sudo Systemctl Restart Service into Terminal, Making Sure to Replace the Service Part of the Command with the Command Name of the Service, and...
Type sudo systemctl restart service into Terminal, making sure to replace the service part of the command with the command name of the service, and press ↵ Enter . For example, to restart Apache on Ubuntu Linux, you would type sudo systemctl restart apache2 into Terminal.
How do you restart a system service?
Restart Windows Service
- Open Services. Windows 8 or 10: Open Start screen, type services. msc and press Enter. Windows 7 and Vista: Click on the Start button, type services. msc in search field and press Enter.
- In the Services pop-up, select the desired application and click the Restart Service button.
How do I start a service in Terminal?
I remember, back in the day, to start or stop a Linux service, I’d have to open a terminal window, change into the /etc/rc. d/ (or /etc/init. d, depending upon which distribution I was using), locate the service, and the issue the command /etc/rc.
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