Where can I define a new TCP service? -- C400-L

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Subject: [C400-L] Where can I define a new TCP service?
From: Damir Dezeljin <programing@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 25 Apr 2005 11:33:54 +0100 (GMT-1)
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Hi.

I'm looking for the file coresponding to the /etc/services on UNIX
platforms. I would like to define a new service I have to run from OS/400
INETD.

Any hint how can I do this? I would like to run a service on TCP port
6543.

Thanks and best regards,
Dezo

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