Difference between revisions of "Starting and Stopping Asterisk"
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'''Stopping Asterisk:''' | '''Stopping Asterisk:''' | ||
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'''Starting Asterisk:''' | '''Starting Asterisk:''' | ||
| − | + | systemctl start asterisk | |
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'''Restarting Asterisk:''' | '''Restarting Asterisk:''' | ||
| − | + | systemctl restart asterisk | |
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'''Status of Asterisk:''' | '''Status of Asterisk:''' | ||
| − | + | systemctl status asterisk | |
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Asterisk is automatically started when the system completes the booting process | Asterisk is automatically started when the system completes the booting process | ||
Latest revision as of 23:11, 29 June 2024
There a couple of ways to start, stop, or restart asterisk.
Stopping Asterisk: systemctl stop asterisk
Starting Asterisk: systemctl start asterisk
Restarting Asterisk: systemctl restart asterisk
Status of Asterisk: systemctl status asterisk
Asterisk is automatically started when the system completes the booting process