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6 ipactl - IPA Server Control Interface
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9 ipactl command
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12 A tool to help an administer control an IPA environment.
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14 IPA glues several discrete services together to work in concert and the
15 order that these services are started and stopped is important. ipactl
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18 IPA stores the available masters and the services configured on each
19 one. The first thing ipactl does is start (if it is not already run‐
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26 start Start all of the services that make up IPA
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28 stop Stop all of the services that make up IPA
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31 Stop then start all of the services that make up IPA
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33 status Provides status of all the services that make up IPA
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46 Force IPA to start. Combine options --skip-version-check and
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74 tus action. These services include ipa-ods-exporter and ipa-otpd.
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