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Services are servers that can run on your Kali Linux box, such as SSH, web, FTP, etc.

One of the common tasks in penetration testing is to run a web server on your Kali so you can transfer files to your victim machines (I will go into more details later in this book) after getting a remote shell. So, for example, to start the web server on your Kali Linux (for your information, that's not the only way to start a service, but it's my favorite because it's easy to memorize):

root@kali:/# service apache2 start

Here are the remaining commands that you will need to know about managing services:

 To Get the status of a service (started, stopped):

 $service [service name] status

 $systemctl status [service name]

 To start a service:

 $service [service name] start

 $systemctl start [service name]

 To stop a service server:

 $service [service name] stop

 $systemctl stop [service name]

 To restart a service:

 $service [service name] restart

 $systemctl restart [service name]

 To enable a service to start on boot automatically:

 $systemctl enable [service name]

 To disable a service from automatically starting at boot:

 $systemctl disable [service name]