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Xavier Antony Prabhaker Victor Avatar Xavier Antony Prabhaker Victor  answered CHINMAYA M's question. 5 hours ago

What is the purpose of systemctl start httpd and systemctl enable httpd?

The core difference is that start activates the web server immediately for the current session, while enable configures it to start automatically every time the server boots up.
They work together to manage the Apache HTTP Server (httpd) lifecycle.
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