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Services configuring to come up at boot process

I want to configure one service to come up as a normal strat-up process after reboot, instead of starting it manually.
I tried to configure it in inetd.conf but it didn't work.

Could you please suggest, how I can achieve this ??
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have a look at the start scripts in /etc/init.d and /etc/rcx.d
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As suggested by DukeNuke2, create a script and put it in /etc/rc3.d if you need it running in multi-user-network state. Just remember to name it as S99<script-name>. This will ensure that failure of your script doesn't cause other system service start-ups to fail.
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just u configure the script and put in run scripts..that is rc3.d

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after configure u run the service and restart the system/server.
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