Hi,<br />&gt; I am trying to get freeradius to start at boot time so that I don&#39;t have <br />&gt; to log in for it to start up. I saw a previous post that said to<br />&gt; “Manually add the links in /etc/rc[0-6].d.”<br /><br /><br />&gt; I am not sure what links this is referring to though, so I am at a  <br />&gt; standstill as to how to do this.<br /><br />dpends on what OS you have - and, under Linux, which distro you have.<br /><br />if you have installed from a package, then that package should have<br />supplied the required start/stop scripts for the system and then you can<br />use the OS&#39;s chosen service solution to configure whether/when the service<br />is started. <br /><br />if you have built from source, then there are a few scripts supplied<br />in the source tarball that can be used - eg there is a script for<br />RedHat - just copy that script into /etc/init.d and do a &#39;chkconfig radiusd on&#39;<br /><br />alan<br /><br />Guess I did forget to include that. I am using Fedora 11, installed from CD, and when I <br />do a &#39;chkconfig radiusd on&#39;, it says no such file or directory.<br /><br />Paul