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the unix command ps will show you all the currently running processes. You should look at your unix/solaris docs so you can filter the output as needed.<br />
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%ps -ugax<br />
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will probably give you everything you need.<br />
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As far as killing those processes, you use the kill command. You can send the HANGUP signal with SIGHUP or -9<br />
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%kill -9 23432<br />
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will kill process number 23432. 
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the unix command ps will show you all the currently running processes. You should look at your unix/solaris docs so you can filter the output as needed.

%ps -ugax

will probably give you everything you need.

As far as killing those processes, you use the kill command. You can send the HANGUP signal with SIGHUP or -9

%kill -9 23432

will kill process number 23432.

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Would you happen to have code examples of completing the task(s) you mention?
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Would you happen to have code examples of completing the task(s) you mention?

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I am working on a web site that will connect to networked machines and grab all services on the machine. &nbsp; The user will then be able to start/stop services. &nbsp;I know how to get all services for a Windows machine, but I have Linux and Solaris machines also, who do I get these? &nbsp;I am stuck and need to get this portion completed.<br />
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I am using VB.NET<br />

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I am working on a web site that will connect to networked machines and grab all services on the machine.   The user will then be able to start/stop services.  I know how to get all services for a Windows machine, but I have Linux and Solaris machines also, who do I get these?  I am stuck and need to get this portion completed.

I am using VB.NET


Start/Stop Services with VB.NET

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