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SUSE 12 SP1

Check whether the Cloud-init services will automatically start when the system starts.
To query the Cloud-Init status, run the yast command and use up and down arrow keys to select System. Then, press Tab and use up and down arrow keys to select System Manager.
As shown in the preceding figure, automatic startup has been enabled for the four services of Cloud-Init. Active indicates that the service has been started. If automatic startup is not enabled for a service, select the service using up and down arrow keys, press Tab, and use the Enable/Disable option to enable it.

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