Use pmadm to add RPC services:
pmadm -a -p pm_tag -s svctag -i id -v vers \ -m `nlsadmin -c command -D -R prog:vers`
The arguments are:
adds a service
specifies a tag associated with the port monitor providing access to the service
server's identifying code
the /etc/passwd user name assigned to service svctag
the version number for the port monitor's database file
specifies the nlsadmin command to invoke the service. nlsadmin can have additional arguments. For example, to add version 1 of a remote program server named rusersd, a pmadm command would be:
# pmadm -a -p tcp -s rusers -i root -v 4 \ -m `nlsadmin -c /usr/sbin/rpc.ruserd -D -R 100002:1`
The command is given root permissions, installed in version 4 of the listener database file, and is made available over TCP transports. Because of the complexity of the arguments and options to pmadm, use a command script or the menu system to add RPC services. To use the menu system, type sysadm ports and choose the –port_services option.
After adding a service, the listener must be re-initialized before the service is available. To do this, stop and restart the listener, as follows. rpcbind must be running.
# sacadm -k -p pmtag # sacadm -s -p pmtag