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Install Apache and PHP on CentOS 7

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Enable services in Linux

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Create redirects in Nginx

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What virtualization technology is set up on VPS?

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Installing an SSL certificate on Apache

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Installing an SSL Certificate on IIS 7

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HTTP to HTTPS redirection on IIS

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The difference between SSL and TLS

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Enable services in Linux

2024-03-07 07:55:39

This article describes how to set services to start up when you start up your Linux® operating systems. This
practice ensures that critical services start automatically when the server reboots.

Ubuntu and Debian systems

With Ubuntu® and Debian® systems, use the following command:

systemctl enable apache2

To stop the service from starting on start up, use the following command:

systemctl disable apache2

CentOS and RHEL systems

With CentOS® and RHEL® systems, use the following command:

chkconfig httpd on

To stop the service from starting on start up, use the following command:

chkconfig httpd off

Note: With CentOS and RHEL 7 systems, you can use either the systemctl or chkconfig commands.