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  • January 19, 2022
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hi, 

After restarting the server,
Is there a way to prevent commvault service from starting automatically?

Best answer by Rick T.

Hello chris_ahn,

Depending on the Linux flavor you are running the Commvault services are started after a reboot using systemd.

The default file is /etc/systemd/system/commvault.Instance001.service.

So like other systemd services, using the 'disable' and 'enable' commands will work here.

    systemctl disable commvault.instance001.service
    systemctl enable commvault.instance001.service

I hope this helps out.

 

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  • January 19, 2022

Hello chris_ahn,

Depending on the Linux flavor you are running the Commvault services are started after a reboot using systemd.

The default file is /etc/systemd/system/commvault.Instance001.service.

So like other systemd services, using the 'disable' and 'enable' commands will work here.

    systemctl disable commvault.instance001.service
    systemctl enable commvault.instance001.service

I hope this helps out.

 


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