/usr/local/mysql/bin/mysql Verfourteen point one fourDistrib5.7.3-m13,forLinux(x86_64)using EditLinewrapper
[root@lnmp~]#/bin/cp/usr/local/mysql/support files/mysql.server/etc/init.d/mysqld # Copy mysql.server to the startup item
[root@lnmp~]#/etc/init.d/mysqld start # Start the MYSQL database
StartingMySQL....SUCCESS!
[root@lnmp~]#Netstat - tunlp | grep 3306 # Check whether the MySQL database port 3306 is enabled
tcpzerozero:::three thousand three hundred and six:::*LISTENone thousand seven hundred and seventy-three/mysqld
[root@lnmp~]#/etc/init.d/mysqld stop # Stop the MySQL database
ShuttingdownMySQL..SUCCESS!
[root@lnmp~]#Netstat - tunlp | grep 3306 # Check whether the default port 3306 of MySQL is closed
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