I had the same issue. It should be a standard inclusion.
I recommend xinetd. I downloaded from the web and installed it.
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Subject: Re: inetd
> I installed SuSE Linux Enterprise Server for IBM S/390 in a
> linux partiton
> on a z900. inetd is no where to be found after the install.
Yup. inetd is no longer a standard part of the install (you can install
it yourself, or use xinetd).
If you want inetd to run, you have to deliberately install and enable
it.
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