By Pranay Jha
| Aug 22, 2020 | In
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#shell
It will show all services which are in stopped and started mode.
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#service-control --status
cd /etc/systemd/system
To unmask the service
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systemctl unmask vmdird.service
To start the service
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systemctl start vmdird.service
Perform these steps for all services. Now your services will be in started mode.
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