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# Available Command Line Tools
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## The service command
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The `service` utility can be used for control and administration of services.
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It is composed of several sub commands run by issuing
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`service <command> [arguments..]`.
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Currently available service commands are:
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* enable - enable a service with the given list of arguments.
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* disable - disable a service. If the service is parameterized, requires the
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same arguments used for enabling, to disable the specific instance of the
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service.
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* dumpscript - generate an equivalent shell script from the `exec` lines of
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a service after applying all parameter substitutions.
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* list - list all enabled service. A target can be specified to only list
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services for the specified target.
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* help - display a short help text and a list of available commands.
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* start - start one or more services listed on the command line.
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* stop - stop one or more services listed on the command line.
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* status - display status of all services or the ones specified
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on the command line.
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## shutdown and reboot
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The programs `shudown` and `reboot` can be used to signal to the `init` program
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that it should transition to the `shutdown` or `reboot` target respectively.
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The option `-f` or `--force` can be used to by pass the init system entirely
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and force a hard reset or power off by directly signalling the kernel.
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Running any one of those programs requires superuser privileges.
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