Understanding Runlevels and Targets Flashcards

1
Q

The initialization state that determines which system services should be running on a SysV Init system

A

runlevels

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2
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USed to link a group of units together to describe a desired system state on a systemd system

A

targets

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3
Q

View loaded and active targets, use –all to show loaded and inactive targets as well as

A

systemctl list-units -t targetq

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4
Q

Return the default target. This returns the target unit name that defaukt.target is aliased to

A

systemctl get-default

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5
Q

Sets the default target. This sets symlinks the default.target alias to the given target

A

systemctl set-default

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6
Q

Start the unit specified on the command line and its dependencies and stop all others

A

systemctl isolate

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7
Q

poweroff.target

A

run level 0

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8
Q

rescue.target

A

1

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9
Q

multi-user.target

A

2/3/4

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10
Q

graphical.target

A

5

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11
Q

reboot.target

A

6

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