Symbols
- $INCLUDE
- $ORIGIN
- /etc/group
- /etc/hosts
- /etc/ntp.conf, *
- /etc/passwd, *
A
- Adding clients to NIS
- Adding new NIS servers
- Adding users to a node
- Address record
- Alias database
- Apparently-To:
- Arguments
- Automounter
- how the automounter works
- introduction
- invoking the automounter
- modifying the maps
- updating a mount table
- preparing the maps
- conventions
- specifying subdirectories
- using environment variables
- using substitutions
- writing a direct map
- writing a master map
- writing an indirect map
- troubleshooting
B
- Berkeley Internet Name Domain
- BITNET
- Bypassing NIS
C
- C Library routines
- Cache initialization file
- Canonical name (CNAME)
- Changing the Values Options
- Changing the master server
- Client problems
- Common environment files
D
- dactl
- Debugging
- Delivery mode
- domainname, *
E
- Editing the password file
- Encrypted password, NIS
- Errors-To:
- Ethernet operation
- IP router method
F
- fcctl
- FDDI operation
- Forcing the queue, *
- Forwarders
G
- gethostbyaddr, *
- gethostbyname, *, *
- gfconf
- GFS client
- GFS-FC client
- gftab
- Global database file security
- GFS client
- GFS server
- gfsd
- GFS server
- GFS-FC server
- GFS-FC client
- GFS-FC server
- Global File System (GFS)
- Global File System using Fibre Channel (GFS-FC)
- group
- Group ID, NIS
H
- HIPPI channel operation
- channels
- connection with other I/O devices
- general description
- I-field and HIPPI switch
- line trace usage
- Home directory creation
- Host information record
- host.rev file
I
- Initial login shell, NIS
L
- Load limiting
- Local database file security
- Log level
- Login name, NIS
M
- makedbm
- Making new NIS maps
- Master servers, *
- Metasymbols
- Modifying existing maps
- Mounting a file system remotely
N
- Name server
- boot file
- files
- named, *, *
- Name Server (NS)
- named.local file
- Network command operation
- SNMP
- Network configuration
- Network file administration
- automounter
- network file system
- building an NFS server
- clock skew in user programs
- debugging NFS
- programs stop
- remote mount failed
- slow operations
- troubleshooting
- how NFS works
- incompatibility between UNIX versions
- introduction
- remote mounting of a file system
- Network Information Service (NIS)
- Network initialization
- /etc/default/interface
- /etc/default/rccustom
- /etc/inet/rc.inetcmd
- /etc/inet/rc.inetlog
- /etc/inet/rc.inetroute
- /etc/inet/rc.inet
- Network server
- Network setup
- initialization
- introduction
- network command operation
- routing
- system constants
- system generation
- TCP tuning
- Network system files
- NIS
- administration
- command summary
- commands hang
- debugging
- domain
- installation
- map
- map versions
- master server
- password file fields
- restrictions
- security
- service unavailable
- slave server
- structure summary
- NTP
- ntpdc
- ntpq
- ntptrace
P
- passwd, *
- Per-user forwarding
- portmap
- Propagating an NIS map
Q
- Queue
- factor
R
- Remote mounting a file system
- Remote server
- resolver
- Resolver Routines
- root.cache
- Routing
- dynamic
- dynamic routing by /etc/gated
- dynamic routing by /etc/routed
- example
- static
S
- Sample Files
- Secondary Server
- sendmail
- sethostent
- Setting up a slave NIS server
- Setting up master NIS servers
- Setting up network system files
- common environment files
- network server
- Setting up NIS clients
- Setting up your own domain
- Slave mode
- Slave server, *
- SOA
- Special header lines
- Special NIS password change
- Specifying new user environments
- Standard resource record format
- Summary of support files
- syslogd
- System constants
- System generation
- System log
T
- TCP tuning
- timed
- daily operation
- guidelines
- introduction
- references
- startup
- Trying a different configuration file
U
- User home directory, NIS
- User ID, NIS
- User information, NIS
W
- Well Known Services (WKS)
- Wildcard names
Y
- ypbind
- crashes
- ypcat
- ypfiles
- ypinit
- ypmake
- ypmatch
- yppoll
- yppush
- ypserv
- crashes
- ypset
- ypwhich
- inconsistent
- ypxfr, *