Last Updated on November 16, 2024 by sandeeppote
A runlevel is a categorization number that determines what services are started and
what services are stopped
Runlevel # | Name | Description |
0 | Halt | All services are shut down and the server is stopped |
1 | Single User Mode | The root account is automatically logged in to the server and other users cannot log in to the server |
2 | Multiuser Mode | Users can log in to the server through CLI and network service are not started |
3 | Extended Multiuser Mode | Users can log in to the server through CLI and network service are started |
4 | User Defined | User can cusomize the runlevel |
5 | Graphical Mode | User can log in through CLI and GUI with network services started |
6 | Reboot | The server is rebooted |
Check the current runlevel use following command-
runlevel
To see the default target
systemctl get-default
To change the default target use following command
systemctl set-default multi-user.target
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