Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

Hi
How does srcmstr know which service should be running at boot time and should be stopped. e.g. my inetd subsystem does not start at boot time and telnet, rlogin is disabled, so for starting sshd, I connect through HMC and then start
inetd, then sshd starts.
bash-2.04# odmget -q "subsysname='inetd'" SRCsubsys

SRCsubsys:
subsysname = "inetd"
synonym = ""
cmdargs = ""
path = "/usr/sbin/inetd"
uid = 0
auditid = 0
standin = "/dev/console"
standout = "/dev/console"
standerr = "/dev/console"
action = 2
multi = 0
contact = 3
svrkey = 0
svrmtype = 0
priority = 20
signorm = 0
sigforce = 0
display = 1
waittime = 20
grpname = "tcpip"

Is there any configuration file for this?
Regards
Amit Bist

Originally posted by: orphy

Check this first.

1. grep inetd /etc/rc.tcpip
2. starts TCP/IP daemons (sendmail, inetd, etc.)

lssrc -s inetd >/dev/null 2>&1 && break # break out on success
start /usr/sbin/inetd "$src_running"
Orphy

Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

Hi
I checked it,
It the same output, still inetd is inoperative at reboot.

Originally posted by: orphy

Can you execute these commands and post the outputs?

oslevel -r
grep inetd /etc/rc.tcpip
ps -ef|grep inetd
lssrc -s inetd
lssrc -ls inetd
lsitab -a | egrep '^init:|^rc:|^rctcpip'
lssrc -S|egrep 'inetd|ssh'
Orphy

Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

Hi
you are correct, Its solved with your answers.

Thanks n Regards
Amit Bist