inetd.conf file description
File location: /etc/inetd.conf
Name: tcpip inetd.conf
White: Internet Configuration Database
Note: In this file, you can add or remove a service, or add an annotation (such as '#') before a line. If the inetd process runs under SRC control, run the refresh -s inetd command to let inetd The process re-reads configuration information in the inetd.conf file. The TCP / IP server does not require SRC control, which can be started (such as / etc / inetd) by directly calling services. If inetd is started directly, then the file is modified, a HANGUP signal system is sent to the inetd process (kill -1 "pid of inetd")
Services that work through "SunRPC_TCP" and "SunRPC_UDP" sockets require port mapping guards in operation. Use ## to specify the annotation section in the file, so the smit command can edit this document correctly.
When using IPv6 services, this service must be indicated as the "TCP6" protocol or "UDP6" protocol. For IPv4, "TCP" and "UDP" are used to declare the corresponding settings.
Example:
## service socket protocol wait / user server server program ## Name Type Nowait Program Arguments ## ftp stream TCP6 NOWAIT ROOT / USR / SBIN / FTPD FTPD
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## Service Name Set Type Protocol Waiting / Non-Waiting User Server Sergers Run Parameters ## ftp stream TCP6 NOWAIT ROOT / USR / SBIN / FTPD FTPD
