Starting and stopping Resilio Management Console
Windows
On Windows, the Resilio Management Console can be started or stopped using the services management console (services.msc), the srvctrl command line tool or the net PowerShell command.
The srvctrl is a command line tool that you can use to control your Management Console.
- Start the Windows PowerShell with elevated privileges, then navigate to Management Consoles home folder.
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Run
srvctrlwith a corresponding option:srvctrl start- Start the Management Console service.srvctrl stop- Stop the Management Console service.srvctrl restart- Restart the Management Console service.
The Resilio Management Console is registered as a Windows service and you can use the net command to control it:
- Start the Windows PowerShell with elevated privileges.
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Run the
netcommand with a corresponding option:net START resilio-connect-server- Start the Management Console service.net STOP resilio-connect-server- Stop the Management Console service.
Linux
On Linux, you can manage the Resilio Management Console service using either the srvctrl tool or systemctl, if you have the Resilio Management Console service set up to run as a daemon.
In terminal, navigate to the Management Console installation folder, then run the command:
./srvctrl start- Start the Management Console service../srvctrl stop- Start the Management Console service../srvctrl restart- Restart the Management Console service.
If you have the Resilio Management Console registered as a system service and you can use the systemctl command to control it:
In terminal, run the systemctl command with a corresponding option:
systemctl start resilio-connect-server- Start the Management Console service.systemctl stop resilio-connect-server- Stop the Management Console service.systemctl restart resilio-connect-server- Restart the Management Console service.
