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put the process running in background

I'm using SLACKWARE LINUX with no graphic interface, only text(console)-mode

I'm trying to write client&server program with gcc.
I don't have an internet connection so I practice this TCP/UDP stuff
on my local machine.

HOW CAN I EXECUTE MY SERVER PROGRAM AND MAKE IT RUNNING IN BACKGROUND?

I have tried Ctrl+C but it terminates the program:-(
also tried Ctrl+Z but it STOPS the program and puts in background:-(

ANY IDEA?

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