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+ | # cPanel |
+ | |
+ | #### Restart Services in cPanel |
+ | There are many ways to restart services in cPanel, The easiest way is on the WHM interface but it is limited. Another option is to use cli. |
+ | |
+ | ##### WHM Interface |
+ | This can be done by Naviating to `WHM » Home » Restart Services` & selecting the service to restart then just restart the service. |
+ | |
+ | ##### cPanel Restart Script |
+ | This is the better way to restart services on a cpanel server & comes with limitless options. |
+ | Script: |
+ | ``` |
+ | /usr/local/cpanel/scripts/restartsrv_[SERVICE_NAME] |
+ | ``` |
+ | |
+ | Some of the accepted services are: |
+ | |
+ | | Service Name | Name | |
+ | | ------------ | ---- | |
+ | | cPanel | `cpsrvd` | |
+ | | WHM | `cpdavd` | |
+ | | cPanel's PHP-FPM Server | `cpanel_php_fpm` | |
+ | | cPHulk | `cphulkd`| |
+ | | MySql | `mysql` | |
+ | | PowerDNS | `pdns` | |
+ | |
+ | More can be found [here](https://docs.cpanel.net/whm/scripts/the-restartsrv-script/). |
+ | |
+ | ::: info |
+ | Using a `*` instead of the service name **_does NOT_** restart every single service. It will instead only restart httpd. |
+ | ::: |