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 In this mode, the config is automatically re-rendered every time the service starts, so your changes will be overwritten. In order to use `ctrld` in local config mode, execute the following commands:
 - `ctrld stop` - this will stop the service 
-- `ctrld start` - this will start the service in "local config mode" which enforces the config on disk
+- `ctrld start --config=/path/to/ctrld.toml` - this will start the service in "local config mode" which enforces the config on disk
 
 Now you can make changes to it, and execute `ctrld restart` command to enforce your changes. 
 
 ### Self Managed DNS Steering
 If you wish to route DNS queries yourself, without any magic on the part of `ctrld` you can start it in pure service mode, where `ctrld` will register as a system service and start the necessary listeners, but make no changes to your DNS configuration (resolv.conf files, or interface with dnsmasq). You can then reference the listeners yourself part of your advanced setup. 
 
-- `ctrld service start` - starts ctrld service but makes no DNS routing changes 
+- `ctrld service start --cd=RESOLVER_ID` - starts ctrld service in cd mode but makes no DNS routing changes 
+- `ctrld service start --config=/path/to/ctrld.toml` - starts ctrld service in local config mode but makes no DNS routing changes
 
 ## Simplest
 The simplest possible configuration looks like this. The following config does the following: