inetadm(1M)						  System Administration Commands					       inetadm(1M)

NAME

       inetadm - observe or configure inetd-controlled services

SYNOPSIS

       inetadm

       inetadm -?

       inetadm -p

       inetadm -l {FMRI | pattern}

       inetadm -e {FMRI | pattern}

       inetadm -d {FMRI | pattern}

       inetadm -m {FMRI | pattern} ... {name=value} ...

       inetadm -M {name=value} ...

DESCRIPTION

       The inetadm utility provides the following capabilities for inetd-managed SMF services:

	 o  Provides a list of all such services installed.

	 o  Lists the services' properties and values.

	 o  Allows enabling and disabling of services.

	 o  Allows modification of the services'property values, as well as the default values provided by inetd.

       See smf(5) for a description of an SMF service.

       With  no arguments, inetadm lists all services under inetd(1M) control, including such attributes as their current run state and whether or
       not they are enabled.

OPTIONS

       For options taking one or more FMRI operands (see smf(5) for a description of an FMRI), if the operand specifies a service  (instead  of  a
       service instance), and that service has only a single instance, inetadm operates on that instance.

       If a service name is supplied and it contains more than one instances or a pattern is supplied and and it matches more than one instance, a
       warning message is displayed and that operand is ignored.

       For those options taking name=value parameters, a description of each of the possible  names  and  the  allowed	values	is  found  in  the
       inetd(1M) man page.

       The following options are supported:

       -?

	   Display a usage message.

       -p

	   Lists  all  default inet service property values provided by inetd in the form of name=value pairs. If the value is of boolean type, it
	   is listed as TRUE or FALSE.

       -l {FMRI | pattern}...

	   List all properties for the specified service instances as name=value pairs. In addition, if the property value is inherited  from  the
	   default  value provided by inetd, the name=value pair is identified by the token (default). Property inheritance occurs when properties
	   do not have a specified service instance default.

       -e {FMRI | pattern}...

	   Enable the specified service instances.

       -d {FMRI | pattern}...

	   Disable the specified service instances.

       -m {FMRI | pattern}...{name=value}...

	   Change the values of the specified properties of the identified service instances. Properties  are  specified  as  whitespace-separated
	   name=value pairs. To remove an instance-specific value and accept the default value for a property, simply specify the property without
	   a value, for example, name= .

       -M {name=value}...

	   Change the values of the specified inetd default properties. Properties are specified as whitespace-separated name=value pairs.

EXAMPLES

       Example 1: Displaying Properties for a Service

       The following command displays the properties for the spray service.

       # inetadm -l network/rpc/spray:default
       SCOPE	NAME=VALUE
		name="sprayd"
		endpoint_type="tli"
		proto="datagram_v"
		isrpc=TRUE
		rpc_low_version=1
		rpc_high_version=1
		wait=TRUE
		exec="/usr/lib/netsvc/spray/rpc.sprayd"
		user="root"
       default	bind_addr=""
       default	bind_fail_max=-1
       default	bind_fail_interval=-1
       default	max_con_rate=-1
       default	max_copies=-1
       default	con_rate_offline=-1
       default	failrate_cnt=40
       default	failrate_interval=60
       default	inherit_env=TRUE
       default	tcp_trace=FALSE
       default	tcp_wrappers=FALSE

       Example 2: Displaying Default Properties

       The following command displays default properties.

       # inetadm -p
       NAME=VALUE
       bind_addr=""
       bind_fail_max=-1
       bind_fail_interval=-1
       max_con_rate=-1
       max_copies=-1
       con_rate_offline=-1
       failrate_cnt=40
       failrate_interval=60
       inherit_env=TRUE
       tcp_trace=FALSE
       tcp_wrappers=FALSE

       Example 3: Changing Property Values for a Service

       The following command changes rpc_high_version to 3 and tcp_trace to TRUE for the spray service.

       # inetadm -m network/rpc/spray:default 
		rpc_high_version=3 tcp_trace=TRUE
       # inetadm -l network/rpc/spray:default
       SCOPE	NAME=VALUE
		name="sprayd"
		endpoint_type="tli"
		proto="datagram_v"
		isrpc=TRUE
		rpc_low_version=1
		rpc_high_version=3
		wait=TRUE
		exec="/usr/lib/netsvc/spray/rpc.sprayd"
		user="root"
       default	bind_addr=""
       default	bind_fail_max=-1
       default	bind_fail_interval=-1
       default	max_con_rate=-1
       default	max_copies=-1
       default	con_rate_offline=-1
       default	failrate_cnt=40
       default	failrate_interval=60
       default	inherit_env=TRUE
		tcp_trace=TRUE
       default	tcp_wrappers=FALSE

EXIT STATUS

       The following exit values are returned:

       0

	   Operation completed successfully.

       1

	   A fatal error occurred. An accompanying error message will provide further information.

       2

	   Invalid arguments were supplied, such as an ambiguous service FMRI or pattern.

ATTRIBUTES

       See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attributes:

       +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+
       |      ATTRIBUTE TYPE	     |	    ATTRIBUTE VALUE	   |
       +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+
       |Availability		     |SUNWcsu			   |
       +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+
       |Interface Stability	     |Evolving			   |
       +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+

SEE ALSO

       inetd(1M), svccfg(1M), attributes(5), smf(5)

SunOS 5.10							    17 Dec 2004 						       inetadm(1M)