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Using 'init' Scripts to Run HAProxy Enterprise Services
Using 'init' Scripts to Run HAProxy Enterprise Services
Note
The following section applies to all Linux distributions, except CentOS/RedHat 7 and Debian 8, which use systemd
The list below contains the services managed by init
scripts:
hapee-1.9
hapee-1.9-lb
hapee-extras-snmp-lb
hapee-extras-stktagg
hapee-extras-spoa-sso
hapee-extras-route
hapee-extras-rhi
hapee-extras-vrrp
Start services on boot
By default, the services installed with HAProxy Enterprise are not enabled.
For CentOS/RedHat, run:
$ sudo chkconfig hapee-1.9-lb on
For Debian/Ubuntu, run:
$ sudo update-rc.d hapee-1.6-lb defaults
Start a service
To start a service, run service <service name> start
To start hapee-1.9-lb
:
$ sudo service hapee-1.9-lb start
Stop a service
To stop a service run service <service name> stop
To stop hapee-1.9-lb
:
$ sudo service hapee-1.9-lb stop
Restart a service
To restart a service run service <service name> restart
To restart hapee-1.9-lb
:
$ sudo service hapee-1.9-lb restart
Reload a service
To reload a service run service <service name> reload
To reload hapee-1.9-lb
:
$ sudo service hapee-1.9-lb reload
Check the status of a service
To know the status of a service run service <service name> status
$ sudo service hapee-1.9-lb status
Output of a service status:
$ sudo service hapee-1.9-lb status
hapee-1.9-lb (pid 315) is running...
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