I believe that at the prompt, you can type 'setup', go into 'System
services' and put an asterisk next to named. This should start up
your named daemon on startup.
> Alrighty, I am running RedHat 6.2 on a system that I have. I have
downloaded bind 8 and I have followed online docs on how-to set it up.
And I must say, that the doc was pretty good, because everything
worked the first time. So, here is my question. How do I get ndc to
start running when redhat boots? Right now, I have to manually type
ndc start then everything work great, but I would like it to be added
to the services that startup when redhat is booted. I have looked
around for something on this but to no avail. Can you help?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Anthony Capone
>
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