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Re: HP11.11: Problem loosing NIS configuration after rebooting

 
Juan Paez_1
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HP11.11: Problem loosing NIS configuration after rebooting

Hello,

We are having a problem with one of our HP11.11 servers. Every time we reboot the machine the NIS configuration (Domain name is lost). I do not why. We can set it (SAM->Network Configuration->NIS-> Set Domain Name and then enable NIS client. If after that we reboot the machine, NIS configuration is lost. If I go again to SAM->Network Configuration->NIS it will tel me that Domain Name is not set.
Any ideas ??

Thanks,

Juan
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Prashant Zanwar_4
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Re: HP11.11: Problem loosing NIS configuration after rebooting

I hope your system is not a trusted system. Then you cannot set it. And also it can be 64bit long as per theory, are you following rule.
Go through domainname man page.

Thanks
Prashant
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Steven E. Protter
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Re: HP11.11: Problem loosing NIS configuration after rebooting

I would say the configuration file in /etc/rc.config.d/ is being whacked.

This can be by a start/shutdown script. It could be anything.

I'd check permissions on the file and rc.log for a delete statement.

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Prashant Zanwar_4
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Re: HP11.11: Problem loosing NIS configuration after rebooting

Check /etc/rc.config.d/namesvrs setting of NIS_DOMAIN=1, it shall be 1.

Prashant
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Mark Ellzey
Valued Contributor

Re: HP11.11: Problem loosing NIS configuration after rebooting

Juan,

Also, don't forget to set your NIS domain name in /etc/rc.config.d/namesvrs. Be sure you have
NISDOMAIN= set.

Regards,
Mark