Server network services
Server network services include controlling remote access, starting or stopping TCP/IP, and managing the pty device driver, as shown in this table.
The pty device driver is installed automatically with the system. By default, it is configured to support 16 BSD-style symbolic links, and it is available for use by the system at boot time.
| Task | SMIT fast path | Command or file |
|---|---|---|
| Controlling remote access | See "Remote Command Execution Access" and "Restricted File Transfer Program Users" in Security. | |
| Start, restart, or stop TCP/IP subsystems | smit otherserv | See System Resource Control. |
| Change/show characteristics of the pty device driver | smit chgpty | chdev -l pty0 -P -a num=X where X ranges from 0 to 64 |
| Make the pty device driver unavailable for use | smit pty then select Remove the PTY; Keep Definition | No related command or file. |
| Make the pty device driver available for use | smit pty then select Configure the Defined PTY | No related command or file. |
| Generate an error report | smit errpt | No related command or file. |
| Trace the pty | smit trace | No related command or file. |