In service management, users can perform various operations on services, which typically include:
- Start: Initiates the service, allowing it to run and perform its designated functions.
- Stop: Halts the service, stopping its operations.
- Restart: Stops and then starts the service again, which can be useful for applying changes or resolving issues.
Additionally, users can configure the startup mode of the service, which determines how the service behaves during system boot. The common modes include:
- Auto Start: The service starts automatically when the system boots up.
- Manual Start: The service does not start automatically; it must be started manually by the user or another service.
- Disable: The service is disabled and cannot be started until it is enabled again.
To apply service management settings, follow these steps:
- Access the EPS Console.
- Navigate to the Service Management Tab.
- Click on the Services Count located in front of the service name you wish to manage.
- Select the User Name associated with the service and click on Edit.
- Select the Action you want to perform: Start, Stop, or Restart, and choose the mode: Auto Start, Manual Start, Disable, or Enable.
- Click on Apply to save your changes.