Services running on Linux ??

Hi,

In the Linux world, they're not quite the same as windows services.

you can do a

ps -ax

To find all the processes running on the machine. This will give you an indication of whats running there...

Also you can look at the /etc/rc.d directories for the startup files.

In order to mount dives on a windows machine you need to use the free downloadable "samba" software.

You can find this and the information on how to install and configure it at...

http://www.samba.org/Cheers,
Tim.

The command "chkconfig --list" is a great way to see what services are set to start when you boot up. You can also use other options to chkconfig to enable/disable them.

Yes, samba is what you want to mount remote windows drives.

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