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3 weeks ago
You are trying to get the status of the LsAgent client running on your Linux devices. You run the following command, but receive an error message:
systemctl status LansweeperAgentService
You are trying to stop/start the Lansweeper service. You run either of these commands. but receive an error message:
systemctl stop LansweeperAgentServicesystemctl start LansweeperAgentService
What happened?
Previously, managing the LsAgent service on a Linux asset was done through these commands:
systemctl status LansweeperAgentServicesystemctl start LansweeperAgentServicesystemctl stop LansweeperAgentServicesystemctl enable LansweeperAgentService
However, we recently changed the Linux LsAgent service name. The new commands to run are as follows:
systemctl status ls-agentsystemctl start ls-agentsystemctl stop ls-agentsystemctl enable ls-agent
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