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zameer_india 02-16-2005 12:39 AM

how to know transient services ?
 
Hi All...
I want to know all the transient services run on my system ... for this is there any command ? any help would be appreciated...

thanx in advance,
zameer

marghorp 02-16-2005 01:41 AM

transient? to see all the processes the command would be ps -A
And to see whcih ports are open, a nmap localhost would do the trick.

Don't know exactly what you are looking for or which distro you are running for specific information.

zameer_india 02-16-2005 01:47 AM

actually services are of two types
i) standalone services ii ) transient services
i think with the help of "chkconfig --list " command i can see all the standalone services or daemons / /this is according to my knowledge...

but i would like to know all the transient services only which are running on the system.. actually i am in learining stage... any help would be appreciated..

thanx
zameer

twantrd 02-16-2005 01:59 AM

chkconfig will only tell you which services are started for particular run levels, that's it. To look at all services that are running currently on your system, it's 'ps -ef'. You will see the start times of the service and all other info you need.

To see which ports are open, it's 'netstat'.

-twantrd


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