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How to check the status of the ggRock Service
This article describes steps necessary to check the status of the ggRock server application using systemctl.
Check the status of the ggRock service
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Access the server console via a direct connection to the server, SSH, or via Debian Control Panel.
2. Log in with the root user, or another admin user on the system.
3. Check the status of the ggRock service with the "systemctl status ggrock" command.
4. Confirm that the status is "active (running)".