Tcp wrappers how to

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I'm attempting to limit connections to the hp data protector client
service using tcp wrappers, but have not had much luck (let me say that
I've never used tcp wrappers before so it's very likely my syntax is
bad); here's the line I added to /etc/hosts.allow

omni : backup1

And in /etc/hosts.deny

omni : *

But this still isn't restricting access to only the server backup.  Any
ideas?  Thanks.


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