My friend has a webserver which he only has SSH shell access to (no GUI). According to his provider, the server is running Fedora Core 3. He wants to run 4 separate Shoutcast servers from his server and has been able to get it working so that each server runs on a different port with a different playlist without any problems. The only issue now is that he does not want to have to manually start each of these servers every time the server reboots. I'm unfamiliar with the way Red Hat/Fedora handles starting up services, so could anyone please explain what needs to be done to have these 4 servers start up automatically? Thanks.

What do you mean there is "no GUI"? Can't you forward X over SSH?

In any case, if you can use X, then you can run the graphical Services Configuration Tool with the command "system-config-services" (needs root). If you don't have X, there is an equivalent text program called ntsysv you can run with "/usr/sbin/ntsysv" or something like that (also needs root).