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VMware Vcenter
How to stop, start, or restart vCenter 6.0 Server Appliance
- Connect to the vCenter Server Appliance through SSH.
- Log in as root and change to BASH shell.
- Run this command in the SSH client.
service --status-all
Check the status of a specific service. First list all services.
ls /etc/init.d
Once you fount the service you would like to know the status of run the following command. Where ServiceName is the name of the service you would like to check.
service //ServiceName// status
You can now toggle between the following options.
- service ServiceName start
- service ServiceName restart
- service ServiceName stop
- service ServiceName status
List of services.
| Service Description | Service Name |
|---|---|
| VMware VirtualCenter Server Service | vmware-vpxd |
| Embedded vPostgres Database service | vmware-vpostgres |
| VMware Tools Service | vmware-tools-services |
| VMware vSphere Profile-Driven Storage Service | vmware-sps |
| VMware vCenter Inventory Service | vmware-inventoryservice |
| VMware vSphere Network Dump Collector service | vmware-netdumper |
| VMware vSphere Log Browser | vmware-logbrowser |
| VMware vSphere Auto Deploy service | vmware-rbd-watchdog |
| VMware vSphere Web Client | vsphere-client |
| vCenter Single Sign-On 5.1 Single Sign-On 5.1 | vmware-sso |
| vCenter Single Sign-On 5.5 Directory Service | vmdird |
| vCenter Single Sign-On 5.5 Certificate Service | vmcad |
| vCenter Single Sign-On 5.5 Secure Token Service | vmware-stsd |
| vCenter Single Sign-On 5.5 Kdc Service | vmkdcd |
| vCenter Single Sign-On 5.5 Identity Management Service | vmware-sts-idmd |
archive/vmware_vcenter.txt · Last modified: 24/11/2023 12:46 by Allan