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Configuring automatic service startup in Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and compatible systems (CentOS, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux) is primarily done using systemctl.

Main command:

# Enable automatic service startup
systemctl enable <service_name>

Example:

# Enable automatic startup of the Apache web server
systemctl enable httpd.service

Depending on the context, other commands may also be used:

• systemctl disable <service_name>: Disable automatic service startup.
• systemctl is-enabled <service_name>: Check if automatic startup is enabled.
• systemctl list-unit-files --type=service: View the list of all "service" unit files with their status (enabled, disabled, etc.).

For older systems (before RHEL 7), which used the SystemV init system, the command was different:

# For SystemV
chkconfig --add <service_name>
chkconfig <service_name> on

However, in modern versions of RHEL and its derivatives, systemctl is the standard.

Important: Executing these commands requires superuser (root) privileges.

# Run the command as superuser
sudo systemctl enable <service_name>

Thus, the main and recommended method in modern RedHat-like systems is to use systemctl enable <service_name>.