Let's take a look at how to control the Engine X service using the command line interface in Linux.
It's important to note that to run commands that require root privileges, you need to either be logged
in as a root user or preface the command with sudo.
The status of the engine X service can be checked using the system.
CTL status engine X command.
The default output uses a pager, but the no pager switch can be used to get the complete output without
having to type Q to end the status report.
The system CTL start engine X and sys CTL Stop Engine X commands can be used to start and stop the Engine
X service respectively.
The system CTL is active Engine X command can be used to verify if the start or stop command ran successfully.
So let's run some commands on my demo system to become the route user will type pseudo su to check the
status of engine X will type system CTL status engine x to check the status of engine X without a pager
system.
CTL No pager status engine X to start engine x We type system CTL Start Engine X to Stop Engine X system
CTL Stop Engine X to check.
If Engine X is active, we'll use the following command system.
CTL is Active Engine X.