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Xinetd: (Red Hat 7.1 and Later) All Network Services Are Turned Off

Xinetd controls network services and turns them off by default during upgrades. Editing the /etc/xinetd.d/service-name file to change the "disable" line to "yes" or "no" turns the service on or off. Restarting xinetd applies the changes. Alternatively, the "chkconfig service-name on/off" command can be used to edit the file and restart xinetd in one step.

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Xinetd: (Red Hat 7.1 and Later) All Network Services Are Turned Off

Xinetd controls network services and turns them off by default during upgrades. Editing the /etc/xinetd.d/service-name file to change the "disable" line to "yes" or "no" turns the service on or off. Restarting xinetd applies the changes. Alternatively, the "chkconfig service-name on/off" command can be used to edit the file and restart xinetd in one step.

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xinetd: (Red Hat 7.1 and later) All network services are turned off by default during an upgrade.

Sample file: /etc/xinetd.d/wu-ftpd:

service ftp { disable = yes socket type wait user server server ar"s lo" on success lo" on failure nice .

- Default is off. This line controls xinetd service (enabled or not) = strea! = no = root = /usr/sbin/in.ftpd = -l -a #= D$%&T'() $*+%'D #= $*+%'D = ,-

Turning on/off an xinetd service: o Edit the file: /etc/xinetd.d/service-name Changing to the line "disable = yes" turns off an xinetd serivce. Changing to the line "disable = no" turns on an xinetd serivce. Xinetd configuration must be performed for each and every file in the directory /etc/xinetd.d/ in order to configure each and every network service. Restart the daemon to apply changes: /etc/rc.d/init.d/xinetd restart o You may also use the command:

chkconfi" wu-ftpd on

OR
chkconfi" wu-ftpd off

This will edit the appropriate file (/etc/xinetd.d/wu-ftpd) and restart the xinetd process.

Tip:
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List init settings including all xinetd controlled services: chkconfi" --list List status of services (Red Hat/Fedora Core based systems): service --status-all

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