Amending TCPIP service entries

[Brian Reiter]

Hi again,

I'm considering restricting one or more TCPIP services to a couple of interfaces (out of 8). The TCPIP SET SERVICE command seems to be arcane to say the least. For example to reconfigure the MOUNT service:

TCPIP SET NOSER MOUNT

and then create the service entries as follows:

$ TCPIP set serv mount  /port=10 -
                        /prot=tcp -
                        /address=10.51.3.33 -
                        /flag=TCPIP -
                        /user=TCPIP$nfs -
                        /limi=10 -
                        /proc=tcpip$mountd_1 -
                        /sock=(r:64000,s:64000) -
                        /inac=0 -
                        /file=TCPIP$SYSTEM:TCPIP$MOUNTD_RUN.COM -
                        /log=(f:sys$sysdevice:[tcpip$nfs]tcpip$mountd_1_run.log,all) -
                        /RPC=(P=100005,V=(L=1,H=3))
$ TCPIP SET SERVICE MOUNT /protocol=udp/flag=TCPIP
$ TCPIP set serv mount  /port=10 -
                        /prot=tcp -
                        /address=10.51.1.1 -
                        /flag=TCPIP -
                        /user=TCPIP$nfs -
                        /limi=10 -
                        /proc=tcpip$mountd_2 -
                        /sock=(r:64000,s:64000) -
                        /inac=0 -
                        /file=TCPIP$SYSTEM:TCPIP$MOUNTD_RUN.COM -
                        /log=(f:sys$sysdevice:[tcpip$nfs]tcpip$mountd_2_run.log,all) -
                        /RPC=(P=100005,V=(L=1,H=3))
$ TCPIP SET SERVICE MOUNT /protocol=udp/flag=TCPIP

Which gives from a SHOW SERVICE MOINT command

tcpip sho serv mount

Service             Port  Proto    Process          Address            State

MOUNT                 10  TCP      TCPIP$MOUNTD_2   10.51.1.1           Disabled
MOUNT                 10  TCP,UDP  TCPIP$MOUNTD_2   10.51.1.1           Disabled
MOUNT                 10  TCP,UDP  TCPIP$MOUNTD_1   10.51.3.33          Disabled
(CATA4)SYSTEM>tcpip sho serv mount/full

Service: MOUNT
                           State:     Disabled
Port:               10     Protocol:  TCP             Address:  10.51.1.1
                           User_name: not defined     Process:  TCPIP$MOUNTD_2

Service: MOUNT
                           State:     Disabled
Port:               10     Protocol:  TCP,UDP         Address:  10.51.1.1
                           User_name: not defined     Process:  TCPIP$MOUNTD_2

Service: MOUNT
                           State:     Disabled
Port:               10     Protocol:  TCP,UDP         Address:  10.51.3.33
                           User_name: not defined     Process:  TCPIP$MOUNTD_1

The user name is shown as undefined even though it should be  TCPIP$NFS. The rest of the configuration is taken straight from the commands executed by the TCPIP$CONFIG routine. Presumably the process names should be unique.

Any thoughts on  how to do this would be much appreciated.

Regards

Brian