ntsys application for linux (setup)
ntsys application for linux (setup)
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Posted: 2005/11/28 by: fcruz. Linux - Unix Blogs.
Here is a simple way that linux provides to manage the services on the startup, mostly for those users that want a small graphical interface to manage this

 

 

How do I add/remove default programs from starting up when my server reboots?

Problem:

How do I add/remove default programs from starting up when my server reboots?

Solution:

Using the Redhat Setup Utility

This is simple on RedHat Linux servers.

1. Telnet or SSH to your server and "su -" to root.

2. Type "setup" at the command prompt. This will bring up a GUI (Graphical User Interface) for you to make your selection.

3. Scroll down to "System Services" and press enter.

4. You will see a list of all possible services. The services with an "*" next to them are services that will start up when your server starts up.

**Note: Depending on what type of telnet/ssh client you are using, you may be able to press F1 on your keyboard for more information about each service. If you press F1 and do not see detailed information on each service, you can consult Rackspace Managed Hosting Support. We will be more than happy to explain what each of these services are!

5. Select a service by pressing the Space Bar on your keyboard if there is not an "*" next to it already. Deselect a service if there is an "*" next to it.

6. Once you are finished selecting what you would like started at boot-up time, press your Tab button to go to the "OK" box and then press enter.

7. If you are ready to exit, press the Tab button twice on your keyboard to go to the "Quit" button and then press enter.

The next time your server reboots, only the selected services will start up.

If you would like to reboot your server immediately, just type "reboot" at the command prompt. Your server will come back up in about 2 minutes or so (depending your hardware.)





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