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How to Centos Configure Services

Display services list like follows When you send this command

command ssh: chkconfig --list
You can all services list on ssh display

If you want to stop some service
You need to send this command on ssh
command ssh: /etc/init.d/service-name stop
command ssh: chkconfig service-name off

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