Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.29+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

rpcinfo(8) OSS Shell and Utilities Reference Manual
NAME
rpcinfo - Reports or changes Remote Procedure Call (RPC) information
SYNOPSIS
[ ADD DEFINE =ZRPCˆRPCˆFILE, FILE rpcfile ]
[ ADD DEFINE =TCPIPˆHOSTˆFILE, FILE hostfile ]
[ ADD DEFINE =TCPIPˆRESOLVERˆNAME, FILE resconffile ]
[ ADD DEFINE =TCPIPˆPROCESSˆNAME, FILE process ]
[ \node.]RPCINFO -p [ -u | -t ][target ]
[ \node.]RPCINFO [ -n portnum ]{-u | -t }
host program [ version ]
[ \node.]RPCINFO -b program version
[ \node.]RPCINFO -d program version
FLAGS
rpcfile Specifies the Guardian filename of the RPC program definition
file. This file contains a list of valid RPC program numbers and
program names.
This value should be specified if the default RPC program
definition file for the HP NonStop server node is not used or was
not created. If no RPC program definition file can be found, the
RPCINFO output will not contain a program name.
The RPC program definition file is an EDIT file and can be
created using any Guardian text editor. Each line in the file is
either a comment line beginning with a pound sign (#) or an entry
for one program. Program entries contain the program name to be
reported by RPCINFO, the program number, and possible aliases
for the program name. For example:
#
# rpc 1.16 89/12/27
#
portmapper 100000 portmap sunrpc
The fields of each program-entry line are separated by blanks.
hostfile Specifies the Guardian filename of the TCP/IP host definition file.
This file contains a list of valid host names, aliases for those
names, and the corresponding Internet Protocol (IP) addresses for
those hosts.
This value must be specified if a domain name resolver is not run-
ning.
For information on creating a TCP/IP host definition file, refer to
the
TCP/IP (Parallel Library) Configuration and Management
Manual or the TCP/IP Configuration and Management Manual.
resconffile Specifies the Guardian filename of the TCP/IP domain name
resolver configuration file. This file contains a list of valid name
servers for resolution between host names and Internet Protocol
(IP) addresses for those hosts.
This value cannot be specified if the =TCPIPˆHOSTˆFILE
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