Re: NIS Problem

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I'm running 100 client RedHat 9 boxes using one RedHat 9 NIS server. Everything is working fine. It did take me a few days to get going as it was my first time at it and I'm quite isolated.

Things to check:

hosts.allow

hosts.deny

redhat-config-auth tabtabtab and setup the server by ip (in my case) and nis domainname- jargon could be bad here

nis domainname set?

ypconfig in /etc

daemons running?

exports or nfs homes running (not necessary)

It took me a few days to get the yppassword to work for the clients, but it goes now.

Jim

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