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*A table of all available certificates and certification information can be found in the [[certificates]] page.<br><br> | *A table of all available certificates and certification information can be found in the [[certificates]] page.<br><br> | ||
<span style="color: #0054A6;"><font size="5"><u>How can I | <span style="color: #0054A6;"><font size="5"><u>How can I restart RUT/TRB device's particular service via SSH?</u></font></span> | ||
*On the RUT/TRB devices, it is available to restart a particular service by executing command in the router's Secure Socket Shell (SSH). | *On the RUT/TRB devices, it is available to restart a particular service by executing command in the router's Secure Socket Shell (''SSH''). | ||
*SSH | *''SSH'' is a network protocol that gives users, particularly system administrators, a secure way to access the device. | ||
*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|none|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. | ||