Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.27+, H06.04+)

rpcinfo(8) OSS Shell and Utilities Reference Manual
4. The following example deletes the registration for version 1 of the RPC
program identified by the program number 1073741824:
RPCINFO -d 1073741824 1
5. The following example shows typical RPC program definition file infor-
mation for a node that has the Network File System (NFS) running and the
file $SYSTEM.ZRPC.RPC defined:
RPCINFO -p
program vers proto port
100000 2 udp 111 portmapper
100000 2 tcp 111 portmapper
100003 2 udp 2049 nfs
100005 1 udp 740 mountd
150001 1 udp 808 pcnfsd
150001 2 udp 808 pcnfsd
150001 1 tcp 811 pcnfsd
150001 2 tcp 811 pcnfsd
In this example, the local HP NonStop server node has eight registered
RPC programs. These include:
• The portmapper program, which has one entry for each supported
client protocol.
The portmapper process on HP NonStop servers is called
$ZPMnn within the Guardian environment. The portmapper pro-
cess appears as portmapper when viewed from a UNIX system.
Refer to the portmap(8) reference page for additional information
about the portmapper program on HP NonStop servers.
The portmapper program shown in the report supports both UDP
and TCP/IP client protocols.
• The NFS server headpin process, which indicates that the NFS
subsystem is running.
The headpin process on HP NonStop servers is unnamed within
the Guardian environment but appears as nfs when viewed from a
UNIX system.
The headpin process shown in the report supports the UDP client
protocol.
• The mounting process for NFS filesets.
The mounting process on HP NonStop servers is called the NFS
Manager with the process name $ZNFS within the Guardian
environment but appears as mountd when viewed from a UNIX
system.
The mounting process shown in the report supports the UDP
client protocol.
• One copy of the NFS printing and authentication server for each
version of the server and for each supported client protocol.
The NFS printing and authentication server on HP NonStop
servers is called $PCDn within the Guardian environment but
appears as pcnfsd when viewed from a UNIX system. (This
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