How to check what services are available in Linux

View method: 1. Use the "service --status-all" command to list all services in the system and display the running status; 2. Use the "chkconfig --list" command to list all services; 3. Use the "ps aux" command to view all processes in the system; 4. Use "ntsysv", etc.

#The operating environment of this tutorial: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.5 system, Dell G3 computer.

How to check what services the system has in Linux

Method 1: Use the service command

The service command is used to manage system services. Execute the following command to view the running status of all Linux services.

service --status-all

There are many output results, so some are intercepted. For example, to check whether the MySQL service is installed, you can search it from the listed information.

Method 2. Use the chkconfig command

chkconfig --list

to list all services of the system

You can use this command to find out whether a specific service is installed (provided you specify the name under which the service is running), such as MySQL, type the command: chkconfig --list mysql

Method 3: Use the ps command

ps command can view detailed information of all running processes in the system

ps aux

Execute the above command to view all processes in the system

Method 4: Enter the init.d directory to view

cd /etc/init.d

Method 5: Use netstat command

netstat -lntp

Method 6 , use the ntsysv command

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