Runlevels on Unix/Linux

"Runlevel" as a term defines the state of the machine after booting. The following are the runlevels defined for Unix/Linux systems:-

ID     Description
0     Halt
1     Single-user mode
2     Multi-user mode without network services and network interfaces
3     Multi-user mode with networking
4     Not used (Reserved for special purposes)
5     Multi-user mode with networking and GUI
6     Reboot

Abhishek Monday 04 November 2013 - 8:02 pm | | Default
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