Stopping Routing Information Protocol

UNIX SCO
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Hi,
I'm a Linux Admin and have been given a SCO unix box to look after. One of the tasks that I need to complete is to stop the server running Routing Information Protocol.

From what I've read I need to stop the routed process. However, I don't know if it's as simple as killing the process and how I ensure it doesn't restart following a reboot.

Can anyone help?

Thanks, Steve.

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Edit /etc/rc2.d/S85tcp (it's a link to /etc/tcp) and remove whatever you don't want to start. SCO normally uses run level 2 as the multi user state.