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Mention "sudo" for cii-services command authored by Marcus Schilling's avatar Marcus Schilling
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### How-to start/stop CII services ### How-to start/stop CII services
The cii-services utility lets you start/stop/monitor the CII services. For some operations, it requires root-privileges -> it will show a password prompt when needed. The cii-services utility lets you start/stop/monitor the CII services. For some operations, it requires root-privileges, and can be run with `sudo`. If you don't use sudo, it will show a root password prompt when needed.
Note: Before using CII services, you or an administrator have to run the CII-post-installation, see [How-to post-install CII services](#how-to-post-install-cii-services) Note: Before using CII services, you or an administrator have to run the CII-post-installation, see [How-to post-install CII services](#how-to-post-install-cii-services)
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*start / stop* *start / stop*
``` ```
$ cii-services start <services> $ sudo cii-services start <services>
``` ```
To learn about the options, run the command without arguments. To learn about the options, run the command without arguments.
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