Wiki Page: License Manager daemon (LMF) does not start automatically after rebooting RHEL 6.x server

Problem: You can manually start the license manager under root credentials with no issues, and, /etc/inittab contains this line...mF:2345:wait:sh /etc/mflmrcscript /dev/null 2 &1, however, the LMF daemon does not start at boot-up. Resolution: The /etc/inittab file is deprecated in RHEL 6 except for the default runlevel line, therefore the lmf startup line in that file does not get executed.  Below is information on how to start the LMF daemon automatically on newer Linux distributions: In order to start the LMF daemon at start-up, you will create a new file named /etc/init/mflm.conf. This file will contain: start on runlevel [0123456] script            sh /etc/mflmrcscript /dev/null 2 &1            exit 0 end script Then, to test this file: 1) connect as root 2) initct1 start mflm