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*To see how a particular service is named please type '''ls /etc/init.d''' command in SSH.
*To see how a particular service is named please type '''ls /etc/init.d''' command in SSH.
*Here is the example of listed files that are located on '''init.d''' directory
*Here is the example of listed files that are located on '''init.d''' directory
[[File:Example1.png|thumb|left|ls command]]
[[File:Example1.png|none|left|ls command]]
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*For example in order to restart OpenVPN service you have to specify directory location and add command "'''restart'''".
*For example in order to restart OpenVPN service you have to specify directory location and add command "'''restart'''".
*Example: '''/etc/init.d/openvpn restart'''
*Example: '''/etc/init.d/openvpn restart'''
*After you execute this command your service is immediately restarted. Also, you can use '''start/stop''' commands which accordingly start or stop service.
*After you execute this command your service is immediately restarted. Also, you can use '''start/stop''' commands which accordingly start or stop service.
*Example: '''/etc/init.d/firewall stop'''
*Example: '''/etc/init.d/firewall stop'''
[[File:Start-stop command.png|thumb|left|]]
[[File:Start-stop command.png|none|left|]]
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*Link to the instruction of how to use Command Line Interfaces: [[Command_Line_Interfaces]]
*Link to the instruction of how to use Command Line Interfaces: [[Command_Line_Interfaces]]
*Link to the instruction of UCI command usage: [[UCI_command_usage]]
*Link to the instruction of UCI command usage: [[UCI_command_usage]]