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# Services

## **Services**

View **Services** enables management of services on computers within the network, offering options to start, restart, and stop services. It is divided into two tabs:

1. **Everything** – contains a general list of services detected on the computers.
2. **Details** – detailed information for services on selected computers.

### **Everything**

Displays all detected services with basic information and their operational status.

* **Interactivity of the "Running/Stopped" column**:
  * Clicking on a value in the column displays a list of computers that meet the given condition.
* **Available bulk operations**:
  * Starting, restarting, and stopping services for groups of computers.
  * For services with status **"running"** the available options are **stop** and **restart**, and the option **play** is grayed out.
  * For services with status **"stopped"** the option **play**is available, and **stop** and **restart** are grayed out.

Actions can be performed in bulk. Simply check the checkbox next to the selected items and use the action buttons located above the table. 

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### **Details**

Presents detailed data regarding services for each computer individually.


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