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What are you looking for? I mean there are sever guides left and right on the interweb. Just google what you're looking to do, servers generally start with either the LAMP stack, a specific program or os(freenas, pfsense, ubuntu server), or a setting up hostapd if its providing wifi.  

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Each of those daemons usually has a configuration file in /etc . 

 

You'll need to ensure that each of those daemons is started accordingly.  In some distributions, this is in the /etc/rc.d directory or similar, various startup scripts.

 

How it works specifically depends upon your distribution.  I know Ubuntu handles things differently than Slackware. 

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