The service command. The command service in Linux allows to check the status, stop, start or restart services and daemons, init files stored under the /etc/init.d directory. The syntax to stop, run, restart services or print their status at demand is:

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The last part of the systemctl status output shows you the last lines of logs from that particular service. Stop a service on CentOS 7. You stop a service with the systemctl stop command. $ systemctl stop httpd. There’s no additional output, you can still use systemctl status to verify the service stopped. $ systemctl status httpd

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