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RH199-10.0 Feedback: rh0024l-10.0 + In 1.2, "List all the installed service units", states the answer as "systemctl list-units --type-service" but in the previous lab #70, it says, "By default, the sy

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      URL: https://rol.redhat.com/rol/app/courses/rh199-10.0/pages/ch10s02 
      Reporter RHNID: chrispineusn
      Section Title: Guided Exercise: Identify System Processes that Start Automatically                                                                        

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      Description:  rh0024l-10.0 + In 1.2, "List all the installed service units", states the answer as "systemctl list-units --type-service" but in the previous lab #70, it says, "By default, the systemctl list-units --type=service command lists only the service units with active activation states. The systemctl list-units --all option lists all service units regardless of the activation states. Use the --state= option to filter by the values in the LOAD, ACTIVE, or SUB fields."

      1.2 asks for all installed services and doesn't specify running specifically. Shouldn't the --all option be used here to show services in other states than running? 

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              shasingh01 Shashi Singh
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