<ul><li>Systemctl is a command-line tool used in Linux to control and manage the systemd service manager. It allows starting, stopping, restarting, enabling/disabling, and checking the status of services.</li><li>Commonly used systemctl commands include checking the status of a service, starting or stopping a service, enabling or disabling a service at boot, and restarting a service.</li><li>Additional systemctl tips include viewing specific running services, checking for service unit files, and identifying failed services for troubleshooting.</li><li>Systemctl provides network engineers with command-line control over critical services, making troubleshooting and maintenance easier. Mastering systemctl also allows for automation of service startups after a reboot.</li></ul>

Systemctl Basics: Managing Your Linux Services

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