Chkconfig

The chkconfig command gives you a simple way to maintain different runlevels within the /etc/rc.d directory structure. With chkconfig, you can add, remove, and change services; list startup information; and check the state of a particular service. The chkconfig command can be used to configure runlevels and list the current runlevel configuration. It must be run as root if modifying a runlevel. Otherwise commands such as listing whether a service is started at boot time can be run as a non-root user.

Option	Description
--level runlevel	Specifies a runlevel to turn on, turn off, or reset a service.
--list service	Lists startup information for services at different runlevels. services are just on or off. With no argument, all services are listed.
--add service	Adds a service, creating links in the default specified runlevels (or all runlevels, if none are specified).
--del service	Deletes all links for the service (startup and shutdown) in all runlevel directories.
service on	Turns a service on, creating a service link in the specified or default runlevel directories
service off	Turns a service off, creating shutdown links in specified or default directories.
service reset	Resets service startup information, creating default links as specified in the chkconfig entry in the service's init.d service script.

To Know about all available switches with chkconfig commands use --help options

To check the status of all services on all runlevel use --list switch with |more options

To check the status of all services on runlevel one use --list switch with |more options

To check the status of only vsftpd services on all runlevel one use --list switch with service name

To on off vsftpd service on runlevel use on off switch

To deleted vsftpd service use del switch ( Note that only service will be delete, not rpm you can add this service again without installing rpm again )

To add service use add switch ( Note rpm must be install first )