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# Service Status
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The Service Status section allows you to view and control the status of system services and containers running on your server.
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This table provides key details for each service:
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- **Service** – Display name of the service.
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- **Service Status** – Indicates if the service is active or inactive.
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- **Version** – Current version (if available).
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- **Real Name** – Internal service name or container name (e.g., admin for OpenAdmin).
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- **Type** – Identifies whether the service is a system process or a container.
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- **Port** – Lists the ports used by the service.
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- **Monitoring** – Shows whether the service is actively being monitored and logged.
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- **Action** – Options to start, stop, or restart the service.
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## Edit Monitored Services
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You can customize which services appear and are manageable from this section by clicking Edit Services.
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Services are configured in JSON format:
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- name – Display name for the service.
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- type – Either system or container.
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- on_dashboard – Whether to display it on the dashboard.
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- real_name – Internal service or container identifier.
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Default OpenPanel services are actively monitored by the SentinelAI and on failure, OpenAdmin will automatically try to determinate the root cause and restart them. If you manually stop a service, you should also disable this feature from the [OpenAdmin Notifications](/docs/admin/notifications/) page.
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