How To Start Network Service In Linux?
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To start the network service in Linux, use the systemctl command. Use the following command syntax to start the network service:
`sudo systemctl start [service_name]`
Replace [service_name] with the name of the network service you wish to start. For example, to start the Network Manager service, use the following command:
`sudo systemctl start NetworkManager`
To start a network service in Linux, use the systemctl command with the start option and the service name. For example, to start the Apache web server, you can use the command “systemctl start apache2”.