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HowTo :: starting, stopping, restarting, and querying status of VPS
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Posted: 20 Jun, 2007
by: Support T.
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Updated: 20 Jun, 2007
by: Support T.

SSH to the server and run the following command:

To start VPS with the ID 12345:
    /usr/sbin/vzctl start 12345
To restart VPS with the ID 12345:
    /usr/sbin/vzctl restart 12345
To check the status of a VPS:
    /usr/sbin/vzctl status 12345
There is another way of getting the VPS status is checking the /proc/vz/veinfo file. This file lists all the Virtual Private Servers currently running on the Hardware Node.
    cat /proc/vz/veinfo
To stop a VPS:
    /usr/sbin/vzctl stop 12345
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