Handles communications between BNU and TCP/IP.
The uucpd daemon cannot be started from the command line. It is started by the inetd daemon.
uucpd
The uucpd daemon is an internal program that enables users of systems linked by the Basic Networking Utilities (BNU) program to establish a TCP/IP connection to other systems linked over a Token-Ring, Ethernet, or other network.
The uucpd daemon is a subserver of the inetd daemon. The uucpd daemon must be running as a background process on all the networked systems before the BNU program can use TCP/IP system to communicate. If the uucpd daemon is not running, reconfigure the inetd daemon to start the uucpd daemon. Use the netstat command to find out if the uucpd daemon is running.
| /etc/hosts | Contains the host name table used by TCP/IP. |
| /etc/inetd.conf | Contains the configuration of the inetd daemon. |
| /etc/services file | Defines socket assignments used by TCP/IP. |
| /usr/sbin /uucpd | Contains the uucpd daemon. |
| /etc/uucp/Devices | Contains information about available devices. |
| /etc/uucp/Permissions | Describes access permissions for remote systems. |
| /etc/uucp/Systems | Describes accessible remote systems. |
The inetd daemon.
How to Configure the inetd Daemon in AIX Version 4.3 System Management Guide: Communications and Networks.
TCP/IP Overview for System Management in AIX Version 4.3 System Management Guide: Communications and Networks.
Understanding the BNU Daemons, How to Configure BNU in AIX Version 4.3 System Management Guide: Communications and Networks.