# ./configure
# ./make
#./make install
However, you may want use CheckInstall as it first build a package (*.rpm or *.deb) and then install them. It thus also has the benefit of uninstalling later. If you are using Redhat derivative, you should find the package build in /usr/src/redhat/RPMS/
So with Checkinstall, the install procedure will be
#./configure
#./make
#./check install
OR
# ./configure && make && checkinstall
Notes:
- CheckInstall Official Website
- Tutorial on CheckInstall "How to use Checkinstall on RedHat"