2009-05-10 08:07:01
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You can use inetconv and inetadm to convert and enable/disable /etc/inetd.conf services in Solaris 10's SMF framework. One thing we see people ask is, how to delete those entries that now show up when doing inetadm.
Simple! Remember, inetconv converts the old inetd.conf format to SMF. And to manage SMF scripts, you can use svccfg to delete a service. e.g. svccfg delete svc:/network/tftp/udp:default