Try /etc/init.d/named stop
The scripts in /etc/init.d/ (really /etc/rc.d/init.d) are used to start and stop "services" (daemons).
If you `cd /etc/init.d/` and then `ls` you can see all of the good stuff. Also `setup` will give a nifty UI for this stuff. If all else fails you can kill any process with `kill [process id]`, the Process ID can be found with `ps -e`. Or you can try my favourite "kill `pidof named`" (no quotes!).
if you're root in RH8, you could just run:
#service named stop
i did all mentioned on the post and had stop the service. -- <<gyoo [at] attbi [dot] com>>
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